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Is the Tucson Resolution binding for implementation of “Called to Common Mission” in the ELCA?

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Is the Tucson Resolution binding for implementation of “Called to Common Mission” in the ELCA?

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Yes. The Tucson Resolution is acknowledged by specific reference in the official text of “Called to Common Mission” as correctly interpreting the agreement for a full communion relationship between the ELCA and The Episcopal Church. In other words, it is binding by reference in the document itself. Most of the items listed in the Tucson Resolution are explicitly stated and addressed in the official text of “Called to Common Mission.” Some items in the Tucson Resolution are addressed in the bylaws of the ELCA and, therefore, are binding upon this church under those bylaws.

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