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I think with the emphasis on Christian education and Sunday School curriculum helps that happen.  In fact I was wondering if the present generation is being taught the way I was many decades ago where we had to study the catehechism and doctrines.  In my case with many others, we had Christian School, Sunday School and also Cathecism during the week at church.  I always thought that was a bit much but my parents did not.

I agree with you.  But my point is how are we replacing the traditional "Family/Household visit" with meaningful contact by the elders.  Your suggestion is certainly one way of doing it.  I think the elders need to be involved in making that "meaningful" contact.

Al Lindemulder on October 2, 2012

In reply to by anonymous_stub (not verified)

That is my point there is not enough flexibility in the Church Order.  I would challenge leaders to overture Synod to make changes so it is not "distant" from every day practices.

Al Lindemulder on October 9, 2012

In reply to by anonymous_stub (not verified)

I just read through the entire church order and I think consistory (elders) are mentioned more than the two articles you mention and with the authority to regulate worship, education, etc.  So I either misunderstand what you are saying or I disagree (you pick).

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