Section 131. The meeting for incorporation

At  the  meeting  for
  incorporation, held in pursuance of such notice, the  qualified  voters,
  until otherwise decided as hereinafter provided, shall be all persons of
  full  age,  who  are  then members, in good and regular standing of such
  church, by admission into full communion  or  membership  therewith.  At
  such  meeting  the  presence  of a majority of such qualified voters, at
  least six in number, shall be necessary to constitute a quorum, and  all
  matters  or  questions  shall  be decided by a majority of the qualified
  voters voting thereon. There shall be elected at said meeting  from  the
  qualified  voters then present, a presiding officer, a clerk to keep the
  record of the proceedings of the meeting and two inspectors of  election
  to  receive  the  ballots cast. The presiding officer and the inspectors
  shall declare the result of the ballots cast on any matter, and shall be
  the judges of the qualifications of voters.  If the meeting shall decide
  that such unincorporated church shall become incorporated,  the  meeting
  shall  also decide upon the name of the proposed corporation, the number
  of the trustees thereof, which shall be  three,  six,  nine,  twelve  or
  eighteen,  and  the  date,  not  more than fifteen months thereafter, on
  which the first annual election of the trustees thereof shall  be  held,
  and  shall decide also whether those who, from the time of the formation
  of  such  church  or  during  the  year  preceding   the   meeting   for
  incorporation,  have  statedly  worshipped  with  such  church  and have
  regularly  contributed  to  the  financial  support  thereof,  shall  be
  qualified  voters  at  such meeting for incorporation, and whether those
  who during the year preceding the subsequent corporate meetings  of  the
  church  shall  have  statedly worshipped with such church and shall have
  regularly  contributed  to  the  financial  support  thereof,  shall  be
  qualified   voters  at  such  corporate  meetings.  Such  meeting  shall
  thereupon elect by ballot from the persons  qualified  to  vote  thereat
  one-third of the number of trustees so decided on, who shall hold office
  until the first annual election of trustees thereafter, and one-third of
  such  number  of  trustees who shall hold office until the second annual
  election of  trustees  thereafter,  and  one-third  of  such  number  of
  trustees  who  shall  hold  office  until  the  third annual election of
  trustees thereafter, or until the respective successors of such trustees
  shall be elected.