Church membership is an official way to declare your commitment to the church community, to be a part of helping it grow, thrive, and make wise decisions.

Membership at Plymouth Alliance Church is a two step process. 

Membership STEP 1
Do you want to know more about the Christian & Missionary Alliance or about becoming a member at Plymouth Alliance Church? Here is a quick outline of the topics covered in Membership Step 1:

1. Personal Introductions
2. A brief history and story of the Christian & Missionary Alliance (C&MA) 
3. Explanation of  C&MA Logo
4. Statement of Faith
5. Mission of the C&MA
6. Plymouth Alliance Church 
7. Ministries 
8. Church Leadership
9. Question and answer 

Membership Step 1 is open for anyone who wants to attend and is primarily a deeper informational class about the church and the C&MA. Participation in Step 1 is a prerequisite for participating in Membership Step 2.  

Membership STEP 2
Here is a quick outline of what happens in Step 2:

1. Those interested in Step 2 are asked to sign up and are given three different reading assignments that are required before the second class. 
2. Class day of Step 2 covers some of the same material as Membership Step 1 but much more briefly.
   1. Introduction time.
   2. A look at our Statement of Faith.
   3. A look at our involvement with the C&MA.
   4. Question and answer time.
3. Opportunity for membership is then offered. Those who don’t want to become members are dismissed, those who want to continue move to the next step.
4. Membership application and interview. Each member applicant is interviewed by a pair of Elders or Elder and Pastor – either the same day or a later scheduled appointment. Much of this interview involves sharing your testimony of how you came to know Christ.

Membership Step 2

​For those who have completed Membership Step 1 and wish to continue with the process, Membership Step 2 will be held June 13th. This is the final step in becoming an official member of PAC! Please make sure to pick up your packet and book in the lobby in preparation for the class.