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What nicknames does Jason Milliken go by?
Jason Milliken goes by Wonka, and Churchwarden.
What has the author James Sant written?
James Sant has written: 'Reply to An appeal ... relative to a late canvas(s) in the parish ... for the office of churchwarden' 'A refutation of a pamphlet, entitled A defence of An appeal ... relative to a late canvas(s) ... for the officeof churchwarden'
What has the author Francis Baker written?
Francis Baker has written: 'A letter to the Rev. Geo. Reynolds, ... concerning the proceedings of certain officers of the ecclesiastical court. Together with the case of Sudborow churchwarden. And a letter to the ... Bishop of Peterborough in defence of the publication of the case of Sudborow churchwarden. By Francis '
Can a person receiving a wage from the church become a churchwarden?
Yes. The churchwarden is the oldest elected office in the UK. The churchwarden is elected as the diocesan bishop's representative in the parish. Note the word parish. The office of churchwarden is a parish office and not exclusively a church office. This is why, at the annual church meeting, the meeting should be split into two parts, the first part being the election of churchwardens, at which anyone in the parish has the right to attend and vote - or to stand as churchwarden, and the second part of the meeting, which is exclusively open to churchgoers only (or to others only by invitation) where the other business is completed like the election of council members, financial and other reports, and so on. So theoretically (although not likely in practice) a churchwarden could be elected who never attends church and is simply electable by virtue that he or she lives in the parish. There is, however, a 'get-out clause if the vicar or rector finds himself (or herself) having to have two wardens who are non-church members. In such a scenario the incumbent is allowed to appoint one of the wardens without election. This ensures that, if such a bizarre eection of two wardens should occur, then at least one warden would be on the same wavelength as the vicar. Therefore, there is no reason why a person paid by the church should not stand for election as churchwarden. The 'paid member of the church' and 'churchwarden' roles are totally separate. I was a paid organist for many years at my last church; and I was a council member and did a stint as churchwarden without any problems at all. Any parishioners questioning such an appointment should be referred to the Canon Law of the Church of England, or the PCC Handbook (available from Amazon) where it clearly states that there should be no bar to holding office if you are a paid church member.
Which planet is known as the Red Planet?
[object Object]
The amount or concentration of matter in an object is known as what?
The amount or concentration of matter in an object is known as mass.
What is the gravitational pull on an object?
That is also known as the object's WEIGHT.
What is the force of gravity on an object or person Known as?
The force of gravity on an object or person is known as weight. Weight is the measure of the force of gravity pulling on an object's mass.
The amount of space an object takes up is known as?
the object's "volume"
What object's is a measure of the of matter in the object compared to known masses?
newton
All measurements are made by merely comparing the object to be measured with a known object which is called the?
All measurements are made by merely comparing the object to be measured with a known object which is called the standard , or reference.
What is an autem diver?
An autem diver is an obsolete term for a churchwarden or overseer of the poor, which came to mean a person who was a pickpocket who practised his business in church.
