MCF does not exist merely to support it’s members, but rather all Christians in the ADO. But like any organisation, members are involved in the decision-making, administration, and support of MCF.
Membership is free and it connects you with a network of Christians across Australia, gives you access to MCF resources, a say in the leadership and direction of the Fellowship, and access to further ministry within the ADO such as becoming an MCF Centurion, an MCF Prayer Warrior, or Area Rep. So, if you are interested in doing more to promote Christian faith in the ADO through MCF then become a member.
MCF is interdenominational in character, and a personal commitment to Jesus Christ who is Lord and Saviour of all is the essential qualification for membership of MCF.
Ordinary Membership is open to the following people:
- members and ex-members of the ADF, and their spouses;
- accredited representatives of philanthropic organisations who are closely associated with the ADF;
- civilians who are currently working alongside ADF personnel, or who did so in the past for a period of at least one year; and
- members and ex-members of the armed forces of foreign countries who are currently residing in Australia.
Applicants may become Ordinary Members by agreeing to the MCFÂ statement of belief.
Associate Membership is open to all other persons who express an interest in MCF and agree to the statement of belief. Associate Members will be included on the same mailing list and receive the same MCF literature as Ordinary Members and are welcome at MCF events. However, Associate Members will not be able to vote at the AGM and cannot be elected to the National Council.
You may also be interested in checking out the MCF Constitution.