GCAS stands for General Conference Auditing Service. Its responsibility is to audit, or arrange for the audits of, all organizations world-wide that are affiliated with the Seventh-day Adventist denomination. In addition, it conducts compliance tests of denominational policies, trust operations, and other regulatory requirements. It is an organizationally independent audit function that complies with generally accepted auditing standards, except for the potential impairment of the appearance of independence related to the denominational relationship. It reports on whether church entities have prepared financial statements essentially in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles and complied with denominational policies.
History
GCAS traces its legacy to the year 1863 when the General Conference was organized and an audit committee to provide financial oversight was appointed.
Mission and Values
We serve God by delivering excellent audit services to the Seventh-day Adventist Church.
Assurance
GCAS serves as the Seventh-day Adventist Church’s preferred provider of assurance and related services.
Advisory
Learn more about the advisory services available through GCAS.
Our Board
A General Conference Auditing Service Board is elected every five years at a General Conference Session.
Leadership Team
The Financial Audit Process
The six phases that assure delivery of excellence on every engagement.
Our Quality Control Framework
Contact Us
Get in touch with the GCAS headquarters for your region.