ministerial
وزاري
definition
adjective
It is this kind of ecclesiology that will lead to a ministerial leadership and ecclesial structures that will equip believers for their callings.
of or relating to a minister of religion.
ministerial officials
of or relating to a government minister or ministers.
translation of 'ministerial'
adjective
إجرائي,
كهنوتي,
وزاري
example
He has an abundance of political experience, including senior 'ministerial' office, and will relish the challenge of heading the new beefed-up Transport Department.
And a party associating with an armed group of people, albeit one honouring a prolonged ceasefire, cannot hold 'ministerial' office in the Republic of Ireland.
Given such practices, one can imagine the opposition any suggestion that women be allowed to participate in the 'ministerial' priesthood might raise.
Some of the freer churches don't even ask their 'ministerial' candidates to commit themselves formally to any belief about Scripture, let alone creation.
He said the legislation body took the initiative to draft bills on the presidency, the presidential advisory board and on 'ministerial' offices, all of which are also prioritized for this year.
The Prime Minister has no 'ministerial' responsibility for the Labour list.
It felt both humbling and a bit nostalgic to lecture, in God's providence to 240 'ministerial' students in the place I was once called to serve.
Ivan has been attending the church for 5 years, first as a 'ministerial' student and for the last three years as assistant pastor.
For Strauss, then, who closely followed the classics on this subject, foreign policy is 'ministerial' to domestic policy.
On the other hand, many churches have been harmed by insufficient attention to 'ministerial' training.
A third task addresses continuing 'ministerial' education and ongoing support for deacons.
The formation of 'ministerial' students in congregations and in the church is no longer taking place.
I vividly remember reporting the 1971 Synod on the 'ministerial' priesthood when influential voices were calling for an end to the celibacy rule.
The following year 17 candidates were accepted for 'ministerial' training, rising to 25 in 2002 and 33 last year.
Another article explaining the 'ministerial' use of reason in general is Loving God With All Your Mind: Logic and Creation.
In the next two sections he looks at issues in 'ministerial' life and the wider church.
Methodists do not believe in the 'ministerial' priesthood; Stanley does.
Ulster Unionist Party leader David Trimble will today table a motion in the Assembly to exclude Sinn Féin from 'ministerial' office.
It is not uncommon for a minister to drive 6-10,000 miles per year in carrying out the 'ministerial' duties for a congregation.
Nowhere in the three articles does one find a reflection on what celibacy can do for the 'ministerial' priesthood, or for the priest himself.
But the senior Government whip has just indicated that we have just had two speeches from Ministers in a 'ministerial' statement situation.
As Macmillan steps up the 'ministerial' pecking order from Housing to Defence to Foreign Minister and Chancellor, the politics become more interesting.
This November in Miami, thousands are preparing to resist the 'ministerial' meetings on the Free Trade Area of the Americas.
Mollien's 'ministerial' term of office thus spanned nine years, covering a territory spreading over most of continental Europe.
The other day I was looking up a picture of a 'ministerial' colleague in the mug-shot book of the ELCA's Metropolitan Chicago Synod.
It is this kind of ecclesiology that will lead to a 'ministerial' leadership and ecclesial structures that will equip believers for their callings.
Thus, we see the frequent use of government via 'ministerial' order rather than legislation; the MO being the instrument found unconstitutional just two weeks ago.
Representatives from nationalist and unionist parties may have held 'ministerial' office, but there was clearly no genuine effort to govern together.
YTM provides theological, spiritual, and 'ministerial' formation both to high-school students and to their teachers and ministers.
Furthermore, the church has the good sense to know that, in placing a person in a position of 'ministerial' leadership, he or she is exposed to a unique array of temptations.
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