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karenc
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Posted:09/18/2007 6:29 PM |
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My mother was filling out an application to teach at a Christian school, and was asked if she was a member of the Government of Twelve and if yes, what tribe? This is the first we have heard of this, wondering what it is. A cursory look online gave us some answers, but wondering if any pastors at BRCC could shed some light.
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Posted:11/25/2007 1:25 PM |
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I'd be very interested in a reply to the previous entry also.
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gfike
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Posted:11/25/2007 8:02 PM |
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Government of Twelve is an emphasis that is in use by Cornerstone Church here in SA. It was implemented as a church growth strategy by a South American evangelist named César Castellanos who is also a politician. It is based on the premise that Jesus' use of 12 disciples constituted a pattern for church evangelism and growth. The following website describes its principles: http://solidrockg12.org/g12.html
Another of our pastors is more familiar, and I will ask him to respond also.
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