• The Council of Elders shall have two sides: one side composed on men and the other side composed of women
  • They shall share the same office but, where necessary, they shall address the heart of their spiritual problems separately; only for the two sides to join where it becomes necessary and for general consensus issues.
  • They shall be elected to office by consensus of their village deliberations, and they will form the grassroots organ of the Worship
  • Every member of the Council of Elders shall be aged not less than 40 years
  • He/she must be married
  • He/she must not be a divorcee
  • He/she must be if excellent general conduct
  • He/she must be literate enough to read and understand written policies and deliberations of the Worship
  • High School Education would be of advantage to the Elder Councilor but not compulsory
  • The Council of Elders must have its chairperson

 

THE COUNCIL OF PROVINCIAL PRIESTS
THE COUNCIL OF YOUTH ASSISTANTS