Quote by Peter T. Forsyth

The local church is the outcrop of the church universal.

The local church is the outcrop of the church universal.

Summary

This quote suggests that the local church is a manifestation or representation of the larger, universal church. It implies that the local church, with its distinct congregation and specific location, is intricately connected to and derived from the broader church community. The quote emphasizes the importance and significance of the local church in reflecting and embodying the values, teachings, and mission of the wider global church.

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By Peter T. Forsyth

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