The Council

The Church Council is an essential body for governance, discernment, and spiritual guidance. It works closely with the pastor and the various ministry leaders to ensure the smooth operation of the community, in accordance with the order, unity, and vision that God has given to the Church.

Composed of members who are mature in their faith and recognized for their integrity, wisdom, and commitment, the Council’s primary mission is to safeguard the spiritual well-being of the Church, support the pastoral vision, and participate in important decision-making regarding the life and development of the community.

The Council is involved, in particular, in:

• The Church's Strategic Direction
• Monitoring of Activities and Ministries
• Administrative and Organizational Management
• Maintaining Unity and Biblical Discipline
• Support and advice for members

Beyond its administrative role, the Council is first and foremost a place for prayer, reflection, and seeking God’s will. Every decision is made in a spirit of dependence on the Holy Spirit, with a constant focus on glorifying God and faithfully serving the entire congregation.

Committed to a culture of service, the Council strives to listen to the community and respond wisely to the spiritual, social, and organizational challenges the Church may face.