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Congregationalist

usgb/ˌkɑːŋɡrɪˈɡeɪʃənəlɪst/Volume
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Church Autonomy

The term implies a member favors churches managing their own affairs, without a central authority.

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As a Congregationalist, he valued the church's independent decision-making.
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Self-Governance Focus

Understand that congregationalists prioritize direct participation in church decisions.

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She advocated for a congregationalist approach to elect their pastor.
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Protestant Tradition

Congregationalism stems from Protestantism, which may help situate it historically and theologically.

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Their congregationalist heritage traced back to early Protestant reformers.
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