This companion appeal concerns control of Mount Zion Baptist Church’s property and is governed by the consolidated opinion in the related God’s Hope Builders appeals. Church members sought to challenge a conveyance of the church’s real estate and assets, but the trial court first had to determine whether they constituted a majority of the church and therefore had standing. The Georgia Court of Appeals held that the trial court had not clearly resolved that threshold question. Civil courts may decide nonprofit-corporate and property issues, but may not decide ecclesiastical questions about doctrine or religious discipline. The court vacated the dependent orders and remanded for a bylaw-based membership determination followed by a standing ruling. This docket is a companion appeal and does not present a separate holding beyond the consolidated opinion’s standing and church-property analysis.