Church Vitals | Acts 2-42
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The document discusses the vital signs of the Body of Christ which include devotion to the teachings of the Apostles, fellowship, breaking of bread, and prayer. It also discusses fictive kinship, which is a relational bond formed by deep love and loyalty to a shared mission and commitment to a set of beliefs, rather than being defined by biology.
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