Members who are withdrawn from, often place membership at another congregation-without any consequences. I have known of cases where preachers left their wives for another woman, didn't even repent, and immediately found a congregation which would hire them. I believe I could say that in the Church of Christ, it is almost impossible for a preacher to reach a point where no one will hire him. Denominations conduct seminars on financial planning and offer very detailed outlines concerning one's giving. Some might say, if anything our sermons on giving don't go into enough detail.
Most congregations have a very loose and unstructured approach to evangelism.
The way we treat new converts is also very unstructured. Many congregations have some sort of series which they would like new converts to take advantage of, but this teaching program is anything but forced. In fact elders will say, 'We would like them to go through this series, but we can't force it upon them. Concerning marriage and when people marry, we have very few rules. In many religious bodies, one must meet with the preacher and go through an official series of lessons, before they can be married.