executive committee
of mennonite church in india
Know executive committee
The Executive Committee functions as the central administrative body of the MCI's conference. The Executive Committee is a selected group of leaders entrusted with the administrative and spiritual oversight of the church conference. Acting on behalf of the wider conference body when it is not in session, this committee ensures that the mission, policies, and decisions of the conference are carried out effectively. The Executive Committee is the principal administrative and decision-making body of a church conference. It provides spiritual leadership, governance, and strategic oversight, ensuring that the conference operates in alignment with its vision, values, and mission.
Purpose & Function:
The Executive Committee is entrusted with managing the overall affairs of the church conference between full conference sessions. It is responsible for implementing decisions, guiding ministries, and coordinating the work of the church at a regional or national level.
Key Responsibilities:
Spiritual Oversight:
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Ensures that all ministries and decisions reflect biblical principles and Christ-centered values.
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Encourages unity, accountability, and prayerful leadership across churches.
Administrative Leadership
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Coordinates the day-to-day operations of the conference.
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Oversees departments, committees, and ministry programs.
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Schedules and prepares for general conference meetings and assemblies.
Policy & Decision Making
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Policy & Decision Making
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Implements and upholds policies adopted by the wider conference.
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Makes necessary decisions between conference sessions.
Appointments & Nominations
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Appoints leaders to key positions (committees).
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May nominate individuals for ordination or special assignments.
Supervision of Sub-Committees
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Delegates specific tasks to sub-committees such as finance, youth, women, missions, and education.
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Provides support, guidance, and accountability to each committee.
Membership & Structure:
Typical Composition:
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Moderator
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Vice-Moderator
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Executive Secretary
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Treasurer
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Six Elected members
Members are usually elected during the Annual general conference, with terms defined by the constitution.
Meetings & Accountability:
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Meets regularly (e.g., quarterly or monthly) to review progress, make decisions, and respond to emerging needs.
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Submits reports to the full conference body during annual or biennial sessions.
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Operates with transparency, prayer, and consensus wherever possible.
Spiritual Calling:
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Above all, the Executive Committee seeks to honor Christ, serve the churches faithfully, and ensure that the collective ministry of the conference is Spirit-led, mission-driven, and rooted in the teachings of Jesus.
Sub-Committees
under executive committee
Executive Committee delegates specific tasks to various sub-committees, each tasked with overseeing key areas of church life and operations. These sub-committees enable the Executive Committee to conduct, organize, and manage the administrative functions of the conference more efficiently.
Sub-Committees formed by Executive Committee are specified below:
Our executive officers
Elected leaders, responsible for the day-to-day leadership, administration, and coordination of
the church conference's ministries, finances, and operations, serving under the authority of the Executive Committee.
