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CECC The Canadian Evangelical Christian Church allows its clergy the liberty to preach without restraints of[[ ecclesiastical]] standards which hinder many other groups. The Canadian Evangelical Christian Church allows its churches the freedom to become [[independent]] and [[autonomous]] while accountable to The Canadian ECC
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[[The Canadian Evangelical Christian Church]] (Christian Disciples) is a denomination of clergy and churches that is rooted in the name The Evangelical Christian Church that was founded in 1804. The founder of The Evangelical Christian Church in the United States and Canada is[[ Barton Stone]] who led the way of the [[Restoration Movement]] of the early 1800s.
The Evangelical Christian Church can be found globally in the [[United States,]][[ Canada]], United Kingdom, [[Israel]], Ivory Coast, India, Hong Kong, Colombia, Ghana, [[China]], Cameroon, Benin, Uganda, Ukraine, Togo, Sweden, Tanzania, Pakistan, Zambia, Kenya, Puerto Rico, Norway, Haiti, New Zealand, Finland, Denmark, Ethiopia, South Africa, Liberia, Nigeria, Jamaica, and Myanmar.
=== Central Office ===
The Canadian Evangelical Christian Church is headed by the General Superintendent who has heneral and active management of the affairs of the Church. Provincial District Superintendents report to the General Superintendent and oversee the various activities that take place in their districts or regions. The board of directors administers the affairs of all clergy and churches of the CECC.
The Canadian Evangelical Christian Church is not committed to [[ecclesiastical]] standards or man-made doctrines. The Canadian ECC does not advocate [[extremism]] or fanaticism of any kind. On the other hand, if judged by the [[Word of God]] as authoritative, the doctrinal position of The Canadian ECC is [[fundamentally]] sound and many are attracted to it by its evangelical and orthodox character. The Canadian ECC belives these to be the first and foremost doctrines of the Bible
They do not advocate any other [[doctrine]] unless it "lines up and is consistent with the whole counsel of God's Word and does not engender fear or confusion." CECC ministers and clergy may hold other personal opinions or other Christian doctrinal beliefs, for example, pertaining to [[dress code]], hair length or observations of days, and informal or formal worship.
=== '''Training''' ===
