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| name = National Church of Ebrary | |||
| native_name = Ecclesia National de Ebraria | |||
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| main_classification = [[Amendantism|Amendant]] | |||
| orientation = General</br>Missionarist | |||
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| theology = Ebraricist</br>Christenist</br>Parishist</br>Sanctitist | |||
| polity = Episcopal</br>Presbyterian</br>Congregationalist | |||
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| leader_title = Supreme Governor | |||
| leader_name = Carlos Renaldo | |||
| leader_title1 = President of the State Synod | |||
| leader_name1 = Eduardo Carbo | |||
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| language = [[Ebrarese language|Ebrarese]] | |||
| liturgy = Various | |||
| headquarters = Urtedo, Laverna Province, Ebrary | |||
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| founded_date = 2023 | |||
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The | The '''National Church of Ebrary''' (Ebrarese: ''Ecclesia National de Ebraria'', ENE), also known as the '''State Church''' (Ebrarese: ''Ecclesia del Stato''), is a federation of eight [[Amendant]] (Ebraricist, Christenist, Parishist, and Sanctitist) churches and denominations in [[Ebrary]], collectively encompassing the large majority of Amendants in Ebrary. The church is a constitutionally chartered organization per the Fourth Amendment to the Ebrarian Constitution (2023), is the official [[wikipedia:Christian_state|state church]], and supersedes the now defunct [[Ebrarian Christian Congress]]. The headquarters of the federation are located in Urtedo, Laverna Province. No one denomination makes up a majority of the membership, although the largest single church is the [[Church of Ebrary|Ebraricist Church]]. | ||
The | The constituent churches share [[wikipedia:full pulpit and altar fellowship]], or full communion, but are independent in most theological, governance, and organizational matters. The church is governed by the State Synod, headed by the President of the Synod which rotates between constituent churches. The State President of Ebrary also serves as the Supreme Governor of the church in a largely symbolic place of leadership. The church is funded by the national church tax, with funds distributed to constituent churches based on the number of regularly attending church members. | ||
The State Synod is also empowered with governmental authority, superseding and replacing the High Ecumenical Council after the governmental and religious reforms of State President [[Carlos Renaldo (Ebrary)|Carlos Renaldo]]. The State Synod appoints ten of forty members of the Senate in the National Congress and governs the Ecumenical Courts which have jurisdiction over matters of marriage, divorce, burials, inheritance, sexual relations, and the sabbath. The Synod may also legislate on the aforementioned matters (via Synodical Edicts), but this legislation is subordinate to law passed by the National Congress. | |||
The ENE was founded as the culmination of State President Carlos Renaldo's sweeping societal and political reforms after taking power | |||
Revision as of 16:33, 23 March 2022
| National Church of Ebrary | |
|---|---|
| Ecclesia National de Ebraria | |
| Classification | Amendant |
| Orientation | General Missionarist |
| Theology | Ebraricist Christenist Parishist Sanctitist |
| Polity | Episcopal Presbyterian Congregationalist |
| Supreme Governor | Carlos Renaldo |
| President of the State Synod | Eduardo Carbo |
| Language | Ebrarese |
| Liturgy | Various |
| Headquarters | Urtedo, Laverna Province, Ebrary |
| Origin | 2023 |
The National Church of Ebrary (Ebrarese: Ecclesia National de Ebraria, ENE), also known as the State Church (Ebrarese: Ecclesia del Stato), is a federation of eight Amendant (Ebraricist, Christenist, Parishist, and Sanctitist) churches and denominations in Ebrary, collectively encompassing the large majority of Amendants in Ebrary. The church is a constitutionally chartered organization per the Fourth Amendment to the Ebrarian Constitution (2023), is the official state church, and supersedes the now defunct Ebrarian Christian Congress. The headquarters of the federation are located in Urtedo, Laverna Province. No one denomination makes up a majority of the membership, although the largest single church is the Ebraricist Church.
The constituent churches share wikipedia:full pulpit and altar fellowship, or full communion, but are independent in most theological, governance, and organizational matters. The church is governed by the State Synod, headed by the President of the Synod which rotates between constituent churches. The State President of Ebrary also serves as the Supreme Governor of the church in a largely symbolic place of leadership. The church is funded by the national church tax, with funds distributed to constituent churches based on the number of regularly attending church members.
The State Synod is also empowered with governmental authority, superseding and replacing the High Ecumenical Council after the governmental and religious reforms of State President Carlos Renaldo. The State Synod appoints ten of forty members of the Senate in the National Congress and governs the Ecumenical Courts which have jurisdiction over matters of marriage, divorce, burials, inheritance, sexual relations, and the sabbath. The Synod may also legislate on the aforementioned matters (via Synodical Edicts), but this legislation is subordinate to law passed by the National Congress.
The ENE was founded as the culmination of State President Carlos Renaldo's sweeping societal and political reforms after taking power