CITAM has a well-defined governance
structure that has promoted sound stewardship and accountability with
separation of financial management from pastoral ministry.
In accordance with the Constitution of CITAM, the church governance structure has
three levels:
The
General Meeting is
the supreme governing organ of the Church.
The
Deacon Board
consisting of twelve members elected by the AGM provides oversight of the
business affairs of the Ministry.
The
Council of Elders
consisting of not more than seven members is responsible for spiritual,
disciplinary and doctrinal oversight of the Ministry.
The
Management of CITAM's affairs is carried out under the supervision of the
Bishop who provides oversight to the Church Assemblies through the Senior
Pastors and to the Ministry Operations and management of the Business Units
through the Director of Operations.
Legal custody of CITAM's real property is entrusted to a Trust, with the
Trustees being appointed by the General Meeting.
