Executive members are elected by delegates at the State Conference and serve for at least two years

The Role of the State Executive

State Executive Members

This body is made up of seven ordained ministers including the President. All members must have been ordained for a minimum of two years. These members are elected by delegates at the State Conference and serve for at least two years.

Executive Duties include:

Issuing of State Credentials. Recommending, to the National Executive, those who are eligible for full ordination.

Working with New Churches in the planting of new Churches.

Planning of State Conferences, Leadership Summits and Seminars.

Reviewing any disciplinary matters involving Ministers and/or Churches. Management of finances of the State body.

Engaging the services of experts in matters relating to Government policy, legal and financial matters including the creation of "Child Safe" churches.