Continued in this session, we will delve into what it means to be God-elect and why it is essential. We will examine how it shapes our...
In this session, we will delve into the idea of what it means to be God's Elect and why it is important. We will be looking at how it shapes our...
The fruit of the Holy Spirit, including love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control, holds the power...
This summary explores the profound influence of your unique gifts, bestowed by God, can have on the functioning of government. Understanding how...
Welcome to the Civitas The Civitas has been designed for the citizenry of the ekklesia to assemble discuss, debate, and shape policies for our...
In this presentation, we will focus on the Sixth and Seventh Ecumenical Councils. The Sixth Ecumenical Council, called by St. Constantine the New,...
This presentation will explore the Fourth and Fifth Ecumenical Councils that addressed Christological controversies. The Fourth Council affirmed the...
Through these two ecumenical councils, the early Christian Church resolved theological disputes, solidified its teachings, and fostered unity among...
Join us this Sunday for a deep dive into the history and significance of the First Council of Nicaea, which took place in 325 AD. This council was a...
The Civitas has been designed for the citizenry of the ekklesia to assemble discuss, debate, and shape policies for our communities.
Through the Civitas you can attend public forums, committees and quorums.
Public forums facilitate conversations within the citizenry to raise awareness and consolidate thought to kick start the process of formulating policy. They bring the citizenry of the ekklesia together to participate in discussions about issues that impact their everyday lives.
Committees are sub-groups of the citizenry who have been nominated to fulfill specialized functions, research and scrutinize policy and policy-making procedures and practices.
Our quorum consists of a deliberative assembly that makes up a minimum number of the citizenry who assemble to make decisions on legislation by voting policies into action.
To join upcoming Civtas meetings see our events page.
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