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Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ

 What is the mission of Cosmopolitan Fellowship of Churches International (CFCI)? 

CFCI is to provide an apostolic covering and accountability foundation for pastors, ordained elders and ministers as well as their churches and/or ministries. Empowerment, education and the equipping of each covenant pastor is based on established and growing relationships. These relationships are accomplished through regularly scheduled meetings where biblical teaching, personal prayer and fellowship are encouraged. This system of voluntary submission, cooperation and mutual accountability provides a safety net for pastors and ministry leaders while allowing the local church to maintain its autonomy and to govern itself according to its own constitution and by-laws. 

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What is the vision of CFCI? 

  • CFCI is an ecumenical fellowship for churches and ministries that seek covering and connection. 

 

  • CFCI exists to provide current and cutting-edge resources to churches and ministry leaders with prayerful,          yet practical strategic church growth principles. 

 

  • CFCI exists to deliver Spirit-filled personal and professional leadership development principles to visionary       and volunteer leadership. 

 

  • CFCI exists to foster authentic and genuine covenant relationships for global visionaries, local pastors and ministry leaders. 

 

Why was CFCI formed? 

CFCI was formed primarily to provide pastors and ministry leaders with a covering and accountability structure. The fellowship

is open to both Church of God in Christ (COGIC) and non-COGIC churches and ministries. CFCI’s main intention and objective is to prayerfully become an official and established COGIC jurisdiction. CFCI is also dually committed to remaining a constant covering for those churches and ministries that choose not to seek membership with the Church of God in Christ providing equal resources and access to all. 

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***It is fully understood that the process of becoming a recognized and official jurisdiction in the Church of God in Christ is solely contingent upon the approval of the General Board and General Assembly and that there is no definite time frame of this possible approval process. 

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Who are the leaders of CFCI? 

CFCI, formally known as Georgia Cosmopolitan Fellowship of Churches was founded and led by the late Bishop Derrick W. Hutchins, Sr., Establishmentarian, and is currently led by Dr. Michael A. Stevens, Sr., Senior Pastor of the City Church Northlake. Dr. Stevens is deeply involved in ministry on both the local community and international level. One of Dr. Stevens’ main endeavors is to provide pastors and ministry leaders leadership and growth principles as well as impartation from his many years in Spirit-Led pastoral ministry. Pastor Darlene Body, Senior Pastor of One Accord COGIC in Atlanta, Georgia serves as the Director of Women for CFCI. She has faithfully served in this position since the inception of the ecumenical fellowship. CFCI is also governed by an Executive Council comprised of several seasoned men and women of God who are committed to the growth and development of the ecumenical fellowship. 

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What is the joining process and requirements? 

To become an official member of CFCI: First, an initial application must be filled out and submitted and include your membership fee. Second, a primary meeting will be arranged and held with a CFCI Executive Council Member(s). Third, a concluding meeting will be scheduled and held with Dr. Stevens for final approval. 

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 To find out more about membership,

please contact Dr. Michael A. Stevens, Sr. at 704.201.1941 or DrMichael@CFCIFellowship.com

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 Cosmopolitan Fellowship of Churches International

 Dr. Pastor Michael A. Stevens, Sr., Servant Leader 

Pastor Darlene A. Body, Director of Women 

 

P. O. Box 256

4009 Corning Pl. 

Suite E2-256

Charlotte, NC 28216

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DrMichael@CFCIfellowship.com

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