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The Concise Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church
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charge. An address delivered by a bishop, archdeacon, or other ecclesiastical person at a
visitation of the clergy under his jurisdiction. Charges are also delivered to ordinands by bishops (and in the
Presbyterian Church by ministers) immediately before
ordination.
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