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Is there a common form of government among the churches of Christ?

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Is there a common form of government among the churches of Christ?

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A. Yes. Each congregation is governed by a plurality of elders who serve as the governing body. These men are selected by the local congregations based on qualification set down in 1 Timothy 3:1-8 in the Bible. These men are to shepherd and oversee under the headship of Christ. To assist them in doing so there are deacons, teachers, evangelists, and others who may serve in the congregation. However, there is no authority upon earth superior to the elders of each local church.

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