2.01 CHPC Session
Pastors, Associate Pastors, and active elders meet at least monthly in a session meeting to oversee the affairs of the church. The session has the authority to decide in all matters pertaining to the ministry of CHPC.
Although elders are ordained for life, they may serve only a three-year term on session. They may be elected for one additional term but cannot serve more than six consecutive years.
Here is a brief description of what an elder does: Elders are given authority and responsibility, along with pastors, to oversee the spiritual health of the congregation as well as the congregation’s faithfulness to God’s mission. Elders shall be elected by the congregation.” ECO Polity
Although elders are ordained for life, they may serve only a three-year term on session. They may be elected for one additional term but cannot serve more than six consecutive years.
Here is a brief description of what an elder does: Elders are given authority and responsibility, along with pastors, to oversee the spiritual health of the congregation as well as the congregation’s faithfulness to God’s mission. Elders shall be elected by the congregation.” ECO Polity
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