ARCIC-203B ~ Eric Kemp, Introduction to the debate on GS 394 in the General Synod by the Bishop of Chichester ~ IARCCUM.org

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Introduction to the debate on GS 394 in the General Synod by the Bishop of Chichester

ARCIC-203B

Author(s): Eric Kemp
Dated: 22 Feb. 1979
Protocol: ARCIC-203B

Persistent link: https://iarccum.org/doc/?d=633
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Eric Kemp. "Introduction to the debate on GS 394 in the General Synod by the Bishop of Chichester", ARCIC-203B (22 Feb. 1979). https://iarccum.org/doc/?d=633.

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ARCIC-203A ~ Response by the Church of England to the Agreed Statements on Eucharistic Doctrine, Ministry and Ordination, Authority in the Church
C of E ~ 22 Feb. 1979
ARCIC-203C ~ Summary of the debate on GS 394 in General Synod
22 Feb. 1979

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