A Parent-Affiliated Church (PAC) is a distinct worshiping community stemming from an existing General Council Affiliated Church or duly authorized District Council Affiliated Church. A PAC operates under the ecclesial supervision and authority of the Parent Church, following terms and conditions set by the Parent Church.
Understanding PACs:
Parent-Affiliated Churches Explained
In 2009, during the General Council in Orlando, Florida, a resolution was passed, revolutionizing the church-planting landscape. This resolution empowers local General Council churches to expand their ministry by creating new worshiping communities called Parent-Affiliated Churches (PACs), each with its distinct congregational life separate from the parent congregation.
Formerly known by various names such as satellites, extension campuses, sites, and video venues, PACs accommodate a wide range of methodologies to expand ministry and bring the gospel to people who are far from God.
