What were the four priorities of the early Church?
They devoted themselves — the word means they were addicted — to four things: teaching (the study of the Word, the foundation of everything), fellowship (working together as a team to apply it), the breaking of bread (the Lord’s table, to keep their focus on Christ), and prayer.
Also asked: What were the primary focuses of the early Christian community? · What were the key areas of emphasis for the early Church as they grew and developed? · What activities did the first followers of Jesus prioritize in their daily lives?
Source: The Basics The Basics, Unit 2, Lesson 2-2 — The Base–The Church
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