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Ministers are servants of the people. They are forbidden to exercise authority one over the other and therefore they are titular leaders.
Ministers of the Church should:
- Come together to obey Christ according to the will of the Father
- Come together to serve Christ by serving the people
- Come together to propagate Christ's doctrines an ordinances
- Come together that the people might be saved
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