Partners in Faith. United in Practice.
Partner Criteria & Benefits
Transparency, Accountability, and Shared Practice
The Council of Holistic Christian Churches & Ministries (CCHM) enters into partnership through a covenantal model, not a symbolic affiliation. Partnership reflects shared theological identity, ethical leadership, and demonstrated commitment to holistic Christian practice.
Partnership Criteria
To be recognized as a CCHM Partner Church or Ministry, organizations must demonstrate the following:
1. Shared Theological Alignment
Partners affirm CCHM’s theological identity as:
-Orthodox in faith
-Reformed in spirit
-Pentecostal in practice
-Holistic and liberation-rooted in witness
2. Lived Holistic Praxis
Partners actively engage in ministry that addresses spiritual, social, economic, environmental, and public realities, including:
-Service to the poor and marginalized
-Community engagement beyond church walls
-Advocacy or justice-oriented ministry
-Healing-centered pastoral care
3. Ethical & Accountable Leadership
Partner organizations:
-Demonstrate integrity, transparency, and good governance
-Maintain leadership accountability structures
-Commit to safeguarding dignity, safety, and trust
-Reject practices that exploit, harm, or re-traumatize communities
4. Covenant Participation
Partners agree to:
-Participate in CCHM formation opportunities when appropriate
-Remain in good standing with CCHM’s mission and values
-Engage in mutual learning, collaboration, and accountability
Partnership is reviewed periodically to ensure ongoing alignment with CCHM’s mission and standards of practice.