Church constitutions

Church constitutions are official documents that outline the fundamental beliefs, organizational structure, governance rules, and operational procedures of a church or religious denomination. They serve as a guiding framework to ensure consistency, accountability, and unity within the church community. These documents typically include statements of faith, roles of leaders, decision-making processes, and policies for ministry activities. By providing clear guidelines, church constitutions help maintain doctrinal integrity and facilitate effective management as the church grows and evolves.