Growing and Giving with Confidence
GCAS traces its legacy to the year 1863 when the General Conference was organized and an audit committee to provide financial oversight was appointed.
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2020
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Current Profile
- 45 Regional Offices
- Professionals: 30% Female | 70% Male
- 66% Professionally Certified
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2018
- GCAS hosts its 4th quinquennial Global Seminar in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
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2017
- GCAS releases its 10th Annual Report at the Annual Council business meetings
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2015
- GCAS appoints Assistant Directors to serve in each Area and HQ offices.
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2013
- Five Area Territories: North America, Trans Africa, Trans America, Trans Asia Pacific, Trans Euro Asia
- 45 Regional Offices
- Professionals: 26% Female | 74% Male
- 66% Professionally Certified (ACCA, CA, CPA)
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2009
- 13 World Divisions
- 113 Unions
- 656 Conferences/Missions
- 1273 Institutions
- Denominational Assets approximately US$20,000,000,000
- Tithe and Offering Income US$2,700,000,000
- Membership approximately 17,000,000
- Approximately 200 GCAS auditors operating from 45 country office locations
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2000
- GCAS arranged into geographic areas and administered from Silver Spring, MD USA
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1993
- GCAS assigned responsibility for worldwide auditing function
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1977
- General Conference Auditing Service (GCAS) begins operating as an independent function
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1913
- 46 Unions
- 300 Conferences
- 183 Institutions
- Membership 150,000
- GC appoints first auditor
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1900
- 2 Unions
- 87 Conferences
- Tithe Income US$500,000
- Membership 75,000
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1866
- First Medical Institution opened
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1863
- General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists (GC) organized
- 6 Conferences
- Tithe Income US$8,000
- Membership 3,500
- “Auditing Committee” appointed
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1853
- First School opened
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1852
- First Publishing House opened