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	Comments on: RIP: The Local Conference	</title>
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		By: Rev Devon Strine		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[The only issue I have with this decision is one that happened a couple of years ago in michindoh conference. the elected board who the majority of the board members were favorable to the pastor, elected to leave the conference and the denomination. the church was very against this. the church wanted to remain UB. but they couldn&#039;t because the higher power(the board) voted to leave. this can still happen with the guidelines we have set up now. the church body can be entirely against it but their options will still get the same decision.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The only issue I have with this decision is one that happened a couple of years ago in michindoh conference. the elected board who the majority of the board members were favorable to the pastor, elected to leave the conference and the denomination. the church was very against this. the church wanted to remain UB. but they couldn&#8217;t because the higher power(the board) voted to leave. this can still happen with the guidelines we have set up now. the church body can be entirely against it but their options will still get the same decision.</p>
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