GOVERNANCE & SERVICE
Church Structure
A clear structure of spiritual oversight, administration, pastoral care and local ministry.
HOW THE CHURCH IS ORGANISED
United in Leadership and Service
The Bishop is the head of the Church. Priests assist the Bishop in the discharge of his duties. Ministers-in-Charge serve as senior deputies supporting the Bishop.
The Apostolic Council is made up of the Bishop, Priests, Ministers-in-Charge, their deputies and ordained Pastors of the Church.
Provincial Heads or Overseers head the provinces, while every assembly is headed by an Assembly Minister appointed by the Bishop. Ministers, Evangelists, Deacons and Assistant Deacons serve as lay preachers.
The Church also has female Pastors, Ministers, Evangelists, Deacons and Assistant Deacons.
The Apostolic Council is made up of the Bishop, Priests, Ministers-in-Charge, their deputies and ordained Pastors of the Church.
Provincial Heads or Overseers head the provinces, while every assembly is headed by an Assembly Minister appointed by the Bishop. Ministers, Evangelists, Deacons and Assistant Deacons serve as lay preachers.
The Church also has female Pastors, Ministers, Evangelists, Deacons and Assistant Deacons.
SERVING TOGETHER
Leadership Exists to Strengthen Worship, Fellowship and Mission
Explore the ministries and departments through which the Church serves its members and communities.