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Forms 2-A, 2-B

2-A Certificate of Dismissal for an Indifferent Member

Form 2-A

The session certifies that you, _______ [name of the member]_________, have not participated in the worship and fellowship of the ____ [name and location of the congregation]__________ Reformed Presbyterian Church for an extended period of time. We are deeply saddened that we must remove you from the church because of your neglect of the ordinances as of this date: ________________________. We remind you that, outside the visible church, there is no ordinary possibility of salvation.

_____________________________ ______________________________ Clerk of the Session Moderator of the Session

(This certificate should be sent by trackable mail to the last known address of the communicant member.)

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2-B Certificate of Dismissal for a Member Requesting to Be Removed

Form 2-B

This is to certify that you, ______ [name of the member]_________, having been a member of the _____ [name and location of the congregation]_______ Reformed Presbyterian Church, are hereby removed from the membership at your own request. We are deeply saddened that you have thereby separated yourself from the visible church, outside of which there is no ordinary possibility of salvation.

_____________________________ ______________________________ Clerk of the Session Moderator of the Session

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