The New Testament was appropriated by Trinity to Christians a basis for social relationships in social and personal ministry categories within the entire church bride community. The scope of local parish ministry and responsibility to the entire church bride purposes places a discipline on each member to develop healthy personal-social fellowship in the many interactions within New Testament church life.

The local parish leadership structure seeks the Trinity’s direction with its congregants in continued development of a harmonious worship, fellowship and parish ministry.

The characteristics of a local church-denominational parish represents a subset of a denominational-church. This subset includes doctrinal and spiritual themes represented by the social and personal categories.

Denominational-church construction of the local parish is revealed in the New Testament. The life of those ministries in a particular parish is included in many New Testament passages. The Holy Spirit if sought will assist leading members in the necessary organization and understanding of how ministry function and fellowship serves the local parish purpose.

These developing concepts of local parish are studied resultants drawn from a combination with their particular organization in “action in truth” category of denominational-church construct. The derived denominational-church understanding of salvation sequence and personal-social functions are activated in the social category (local parish) for use.