ACCM full form is Advisory Council for the Church's Ministry.

What is Advisory Council for the Church's Ministry?

Advisory Council for the Ministry (CACM) in 1966, with the first meeting taking place on 3 May of that year. The main function was 'to promote the most effective ministry, both of men and women, in the service of the Church and to make appropriate recommendations for this purpose to the Bishops and to the Church Assembly'. The majority of the work of the Council was undertaken by Committees, each with their own terms of reference to guide them. A number of these Committees continued the work of similarly named ones of CACM, but a number of newly formed ones were inaugurated, including the Ministry Committee. Working parties investigating a subject for a defined period of time, with the outcome normally a report, were used regularly by both the Council directly and most of the Committees.

ACCM full form is Advisory Council for the Church's Ministry.

What is Advisory Council for the Church's Ministry?

Advisory Council for the Ministry (CACM) in 1966, with the first meeting taking place on 3 May of that year. The main function was 'to promote the most effective ministry, both of men and women, in the service of the Church and to make appropriate recommendations for this purpose to the Bishops and to the Church Assembly'. The majority of the work of the Council was undertaken by Committees, each with their own terms of reference to guide them. A number of these Committees continued the work of similarly named ones of CACM, but a number of newly formed ones were inaugurated, including the Ministry Committee. Working parties investigating a subject for a defined period of time, with the outcome normally a report, were used regularly by both the Council directly and most of the Committees.

ACCM full form is Advisory Council for the Church's Ministry.

What is Advisory Council for the Church's Ministry?

Advisory Council for the Ministry (CACM) in 1966, with the first meeting taking place on 3 May of that year. The main function was 'to promote the most effective ministry, both of men and women, in the service of the Church and to make appropriate recommendations for this purpose to the Bishops and to the Church Assembly'. The majority of the work of the Council was undertaken by Committees, each with their own terms of reference to guide them. A number of these Committees continued the work of similarly named ones of CACM, but a number of newly formed ones were inaugurated, including the Ministry Committee. Working parties investigating a subject for a defined period of time, with the outcome normally a report, were used regularly by both the Council directly and most of the Committees.