Church Constitution

A Church Constitution is a formal document that outlines the fundamental principles, beliefs, governance structure, and operational guidelines of a church organization. It defines the church’s mission, leadership roles, decision-making processes, membership criteria, and procedures for resolving conflicts. Essentially, it serves as a legal and organizational framework that ensures the church functions effectively, aligns with its religious purpose, and maintains consistency in its operations. Think of it as the church’s rulebook that helps guide its growth, leadership, and community relationships in an organized and transparent way.