Declaration of the purpose and function of the Council of Fifty of the Church of Jesus Christ in Christian Fellowship, given by inspiration through David and Kristine Ferriman June 3, 2020.  this revelation is Section 50a in Doctrines of the Saints.

1. In the Church of Jesus Christ in Christian Fellowship, the First Presidency over the Church may call men and women of all walks of life, from any of the Churches of Christ upon the earth, or any of those sympathetic to the Christian teachings and way of life;
2. And these shall be called to unite the Saints, to unite God’s creation in all that has been revealed and all that will be revealed, from the creation of the earth to the return of Christ our King:
3. And this Council shall exist as a part of the Order of the Ministry, consisting of twenty-five brothers and twenty-five sisters; and the First Presidency shall be their presidency.
4. And these shall be brothers and sisters, one to another and to the World, working in the Order of the Ministry under the direction of the First Presidency, being sent forth to represent them and the God that has called them unto all the world.
5. And these shall endeavor to proclaim peace and unity in the face of adversity, to act as representatives of the Living Constitution of the Kingdom of God, to be a force of peace and order in the midst of chaos;
6. To assist in the Works of the Lord as the Saints and those that would call themselves Saints, move from the creed of the Church to the Kingdom of God, where all that desire shall find a home and a place to dwell to find rest for their souls.
7. And this Council of Fifty shall be organized to run and to teach in the School of the Prophets, as organized by the First Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ in Christian Fellowship;
8. And to assist the Presidency in all things they stand in need, to help them fulfill their duties and callings;
9. And, when necessary, to represent them in the judgment seat, by letter of appointment, which letter may only be used of the case to which it shall be assigned, and any judgment rendered may be taken to the First Presidency for approval or acquittal.