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	'''<span id="175">175.</span>''' The ritual of The Wesleyan Church consists of those rites and ceremonies contained in The Discipline of The Wesleyan Church (cf. [[PART 10: The Ritual\|5500-5999]]), officially approved by the General Conference by a majority of those present and voting. The “Reception of Members,” “Covenant Questions,” and “Declaration of Purpose,” in the ritual for the “Reception of Members” ([[5565-5567]]); the “Examination of Candidates” ([[5772]]) in the rituals for the “Ordination of Ministers” ([[5782]]); and the “Commissioning of Ministers” ([[5825]]) have the authority of statutory law and must be followed as prescribed. In the remainder of the Ritual, a measure of flexibility is permitted as long as nothing contradicts the Articles of Religion or any other part of the Constitution.		'''<span id="175">175.</span>''' The ritual of The Wesleyan Church consists of those rites and ceremonies contained in <em>The Discipline of The Wesleyan Church</em> (cf. [[PART 10: The Ritual\|5500-5999]]), officially approved by the General Conference by a majority of those present and voting. The “Reception of Members,” “Covenant Questions,” and “Declaration of Purpose,” in the ritual for the “Reception of Members” ([[5565-5567]]); the “Examination of Candidates” ([[5772]]) in the rituals for the “Ordination of Ministers” ([[5782]]); and the “Commissioning of Ministers” ([[5825]]) have the authority of statutory law and must be followed as prescribed. In the remainder of the Ritual, a measure of flexibility is permitted as long as nothing contradicts the Articles of Religion or any other part of the Constitution.

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	'''<span id="175">175.</span>''' The ritual of The Wesleyan Church consists of those rites and ceremonies contained in The Discipline of The Wesleyan Church (cf. [[PART 10: The Ritual\|5500-5999]]), officially approved by the General Conference by a majority of those present and voting. The “Reception of Members,” “Covenant Questions,” and “Declaration of Purpose,” in the ritual for the “Reception of Members” ([[5565-5567]]); the “Examination of Candidates” in the rituals for the “Ordination of Ministers” ([[~~5772~~]]); and the “Commissioning of Ministers” ([[5825]]) have the authority of statutory law and must be followed as prescribed. In the remainder of the Ritual, a measure of flexibility is permitted as long as nothing contradicts the Articles of Religion or any other part of the Constitution.		'''<span id="175">175.</span>''' The ritual of The Wesleyan Church consists of those rites and ceremonies contained in The Discipline of The Wesleyan Church (cf. [[PART 10: The Ritual\|5500-5999]]), officially approved by the General Conference by a majority of those present and voting. The “Reception of Members,” “Covenant Questions,” and “Declaration of Purpose,” in the ritual for the “Reception of Members” ([[5565-5567]]); the “Examination of Candidates” ([[5772]]) in the rituals for the “Ordination of Ministers” ([[5782]]); and the “Commissioning of Ministers” ([[5825]]) have the authority of statutory law and must be followed as prescribed. In the remainder of the Ritual, a measure of flexibility is permitted as long as nothing contradicts the Articles of Religion or any other part of the Constitution.

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	'''<span id="175">175.</span>''' The ritual of The Wesleyan Church consists of those rites and ceremonies contained in The Discipline of The Wesleyan Church (cf. [[5500-5999]]), officially approved by the General Conference by a majority of those present and voting. The “Reception of Members,” “Covenant Questions,” and “Declaration of Purpose,” in the ritual for the “Reception of Members” ([[5565-5567]]); the “Examination of Candidates” in the rituals for the “Ordination of Ministers” ([[5772]]); and the “Commissioning of Ministers” ([[5825]]) have the authority of statutory law and must be followed as prescribed. In the remainder of the Ritual, a measure of flexibility is permitted as long as nothing contradicts the Articles of Religion or any other part of the Constitution.		'''<span id="175">175.</span>''' The ritual of The Wesleyan Church consists of those rites and ceremonies contained in The Discipline of The Wesleyan Church (cf. [[PART 10: The Ritual\|5500-5999]]), officially approved by the General Conference by a majority of those present and voting. The “Reception of Members,” “Covenant Questions,” and “Declaration of Purpose,” in the ritual for the “Reception of Members” ([[5565-5567]]); the “Examination of Candidates” in the rituals for the “Ordination of Ministers” ([[5772]]); and the “Commissioning of Ministers” ([[5825]]) have the authority of statutory law and must be followed as prescribed. In the remainder of the Ritual, a measure of flexibility is permitted as long as nothing contradicts the Articles of Religion or any other part of the Constitution.

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	'''<span id="175">175.</span>''' The ritual of The Wesleyan Church consists of those rites and ceremonies contained in The Discipline of The Wesleyan Church (cf. [[5500~~.]]–[[~~5999.]]), officially approved by the General Conference by a majority of those present and voting. The “Reception of Members,” “Covenant Questions,” and “Declaration of Purpose,” in the ritual for the “Reception of Members” ([[5565~~.]]–[[~~5567.]]); the “Examination of Candidates” in the rituals for the “Ordination of Ministers” ([[5772.]]); and the “Commissioning of Ministers” ([[5825.]]) have the authority of statutory law and must be followed as prescribed. In the remainder of the Ritual, a measure of flexibility is permitted as long as nothing contradicts the Articles of Religion or any other part of the Constitution.		'''<span id="175">175.</span>''' The ritual of The Wesleyan Church consists of those rites and ceremonies contained in The Discipline of The Wesleyan Church (cf. [[5500-5999]]), officially approved by the General Conference by a majority of those present and voting. The “Reception of Members,” “Covenant Questions,” and “Declaration of Purpose,” in the ritual for the “Reception of Members” ([[5565-5567]]); the “Examination of Candidates” in the rituals for the “Ordination of Ministers” ([[5772]]); and the “Commissioning of Ministers” ([[5825]]) have the authority of statutory law and must be followed as prescribed. In the remainder of the Ritual, a measure of flexibility is permitted as long as nothing contradicts the Articles of Religion or any other part of the Constitution.

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	'''<span id="175">175.</span>''' The ritual of The Wesleyan Church consists of those rites and ceremonies contained in The Discipline of The Wesleyan Church (cf. [[5500]]–[[5999]]), officially approved by the General Conference by a majority of those present and voting. The “Reception of Members,” “Covenant Questions,” and “Declaration of Purpose,” in the ritual for the “Reception of Members” ([[5565]]–[[5567]]); the “Examination of Candidates” in the rituals for the “Ordination of Ministers” ([[5772]]); and the “Commissioning of Ministers” ([[5825]]) have the authority of statutory law and must be followed as prescribed. In the remainder of the Ritual, a measure of flexibility is permitted as long as nothing contradicts the Articles of Religion or any other part of the Constitution.		'''<span id="175">175.</span>''' The ritual of The Wesleyan Church consists of those rites and ceremonies contained in The Discipline of The Wesleyan Church (cf. [[5500.]]–[[5999.]]), officially approved by the General Conference by a majority of those present and voting. The “Reception of Members,” “Covenant Questions,” and “Declaration of Purpose,” in the ritual for the “Reception of Members” ([[5565.]]–[[5567.]]); the “Examination of Candidates” in the rituals for the “Ordination of Ministers” ([[5772.]]); and the “Commissioning of Ministers” ([[5825.]]) have the authority of statutory law and must be followed as prescribed. In the remainder of the Ritual, a measure of flexibility is permitted as long as nothing contradicts the Articles of Religion or any other part of the Constitution.

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'''<span id="175">175.</span>''' The ritual of The Wesleyan Church consists of those rites and ceremonies contained in The Discipline of The Wesleyan Church (cf. [[5500]]–[[5999]]), officially approved by the General Conference by a majority of those present and voting. The “Reception of Members,” “Covenant Questions,” and “Declaration of Purpose,” in the ritual for the “Reception of Members” ([[5565]]–[[5567]]); the “Examination of Candidates” in the rituals for the “Ordination of Ministers” ([[5772]]); and the “Commissioning of Ministers” ([[5825]]) have the authority of statutory law and must be followed as prescribed. In the remainder of the Ritual, a measure of flexibility is permitted as long as nothing contradicts the Articles of Religion or any other part of the Constitution.