Self Nominations are Open for Cal-Pac Committees

Open Committees

• Board of Pension & Health Benefits – oversees the administration of the conference pension and benefits program in partnership with the Director of Human Resources.
• Board of Trustees – oversees property and related matters in the conference.
• Camp & Retreat Ministry Council – oversees the effective management and development of Cal-Pac Camps and retreats and their programs.
• Commission on Archives & History – preserves the history of the California-Pacific Conference and its churches.
• Commission on Equitable Compensation – manages the equitable compensation program for clergy ensuring that pastors serving financially strained congregation receive adequate compensation.
• Commission on Religion & Race – works for the full inclusion of people of color in the total life and ministry of the church.
• Commission on the Status & Role of Women – works for the full inclusion of women in the total life and ministry of the church.
• Committee to Strengthen the Black Church – develops and implements plans to increase the health and vitality of Black churches.
• Communications Commission – supports strategic communications of Cal-Pac ministries, initiatives, and partnerships.
• Congregational Vitality Essential Ministry Team – oversees the creation and sustainability of innovative and impactful churches and ministries.
• Council on Christian Unity and Interreligious Relationships – develops and implements plans to educate the conference on the importance of ecumenical and interfaith relations and builds relationships for collaborative ministry with ecumenical and interfaith partners.
• Council on Finance & Administration – partners with the conference treasurer to oversee the financial planning and management processes of the conference including but not limited to budgeting and audits.
• Council on Korean Ministry – develops and implements plans to increase the health and vitality of Korean churches.
• Episcopacy Committee – supports the bishop of the area in the oversight of the spiritual and temporal affairs of the Church, with special reference to the area where the bishop has presidential responsibility.
• Higher Education & Campus Ministry Council – develops and supports ministries involving college students.
• Hispanic Committee – develops and implements plans to increase the health and vitality of Hispanic/Latino churches.
• Justice & Compassion Essential Ministry Team – oversees ministries related to social justice and community care.
• Laity Council – oversees the equipping and engagement of Laity in ministry and service.
• Leadership & Discipleship Essential Ministry Team – oversees the development and support of faith formation and evangelism activities.
• Native American Committee – develops and implements plans to increase the health and vitality of Native American ministries.
• Nominations Committee – identifies and places lay and clergy leaders on conference committees where their interests and gifts can help to advance ministry.
• Pacific Islanders Commission – develops and implements plans to increase the health and vitality of Pacific Islander churches. 
• Rules Committee – ensures that proposed legislation is in compliance with the rules of the conference.
• Staff Relations Committee – establishes uniform and equitable policies and practices in the employment and compensation of personnel.
• Young Adult Ministries Council – oversees the development of programs that engage and support young adults.
• Youth Ministries Council – oversees the development of programs that engage and support youth in the conference.