Wyoming § 17-8-108 Incorporation for establishing benevolent
institutions and for holding real and personal property

Wyoming Statutes

§ 17-8-108 — Incorporation for establishing benevolent institutions and for holding real and personal property

Wyoming § 17-8-108

Title 17Corporations, Partnerships and Associations

Ch. 8CHURCHES AND RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES GENERALLY

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 17-8-108 (2026).

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If any presbytery, synod, conference, episcopate or other
ecclesiastical body or association of Christians having
jurisdiction over its members throughout the state, or a part
thereof, extending over at least four (4) counties, and its
authorities shall desire to establish missions, churches and
other benevolent institutions and in this behalf to acquire
property real and personal to aid in extending its spiritual
jurisdiction and charities, and shall deem an incorporation
necessary or convenient for the more effective accomplishment of
its general objects, its authorities may cause such
incorporation to be formed in the manner and with all the powers
now provided by law for the incorporation of churches,
congregations or societies and such other powers as are incident
and necessary to the

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If any presbytery, synod, conference, episcopate or other
ecclesiastical body or association of Christians having
jurisdiction over its members throughout the state, or a part
thereof, extending over at least four (4) counties, and its
authorities shall desire to establish missions, churches and
other benevolent institutions and in this behalf to acquire
property real and personal to aid in extending its spiritual
jurisdiction and charities, and shall deem an incorporation
necessary or convenient for the more effective accomplishment of
its general objects, its authorities may cause such
incorporation to be formed in the manner and with all the powers
now provided by law for the incorporation of churches,
congregations or societies and such other powers as are incident
and necessary to the successful performance of any or all its
objects.