United Church of Papua New Guinea

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The United Church of Papua New Guinea is a Protestant Christian denomination formed through the union of several missionary-founded churches, playing a major role in the country’s religious and community life.

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Label Occurrences
United Church of Papua New Guinea canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian church
Protestant denomination
religious organization
affiliation Council of Churches in Papua New Guinea NERFINISHED
Pacific Conference of Churches NERFINISHED
World Council of Churches NERFINISHED
churchPolity Congregationalist elements
Presbyterian polity
country Papua New Guinea
denominationalFamily United and uniting churches
doctrine Trinitarian Christianity NERFINISHED
belief in the authority of the Bible
engagesIn community development
education ministry
health services
women’s ministry
youth ministry
formedByUnionOf London Missionary Society–related churches in Papua New Guinea NERFINISHED
Methodist Church in Papua New Guinea NERFINISHED
Presbyterian Church missions in Papua New Guinea
governanceBody General Assembly NERFINISHED
hasClergyType lay pastors
ordained ministers
hasInfluenceOn community life in Papua New Guinea
religious life in Papua New Guinea
hasLaityRole elders
headquartersLocation Papua New Guinea NERFINISHED
languageOfWorship English
Hiri Motu NERFINISHED
Tok Pisin
mainClassification Protestantism
membershipType congregational
missionFocus education and literacy
evangelism
rural outreach
originatedFrom London Missionary Society missions NERFINISHED
Methodist missions
Presbyterian missions
practice Holy Communion NERFINISHED
baptism
congregational worship services
regionServed Pacific Islands NERFINISHED
Papua New Guinea NERFINISHED
religion Christianity
roleInSociety major Protestant church in Papua New Guinea
participant in national reconciliation and peace efforts
provider of social services
theology Reformed tradition

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United and Uniting churches hasExample United Church of Papua New Guinea