Wyoming § 17-8-106 Incorporation by body of Christians for purposes
of education, benevolence, charity and missions

Wyoming Statutes

§ 17-8-106 — Incorporation by body of Christians for purposes of education, benevolence, charity and missions

Wyoming § 17-8-106

Title 17Corporations, Partnerships and Associations

Ch. 8CHURCHES AND RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES GENERALLY

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 17-8-106 (2026).

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If any body of Christians has or shall have, according to its
order or mode of government, an organization, whether known as
synod, presbytery, conference, episcopate or other name, with
ecclesiastical or spiritual jurisdiction over its members
throughout this state, and its authorities shall desire to
engage in work of education, benevolence, charity and missions,
which works shall be of like extensive operation and benefit,
and not of limited or local service, and they shall deem an
incorporation convenient for the more successful operation of
said works, all, or any of them, its said authorities, with such
persons as they may associate with them, may cause such
incorporation to be formed in the manner and with the powers
hereinbefore provided for the incorporation of a church,
congregat

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If any body of Christians has or shall have, according to its
order or mode of government, an organization, whether known as
synod, presbytery, conference, episcopate or other name, with
ecclesiastical or spiritual jurisdiction over its members
throughout this state, and its authorities shall desire to
engage in work of education, benevolence, charity and missions,
which works shall be of like extensive operation and benefit,
and not of limited or local service, and they shall deem an
incorporation convenient for the more successful operation of
said works, all, or any of them, its said authorities, with such
persons as they may associate with them, may cause such
incorporation to be formed in the manner and with the powers
hereinbefore provided for the incorporation of a church,
congregation or society.