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1. HOW IS CAPRO FUNDED?
2. HOW IS CAPRO ORGANIZED?
- Mission station: At the arrow head of our organization is the Mission Station (a point of evangelism and discipleship within a tribe).
- Mission field: Comprising all our stations within a people group. The field leadership supervises the stations.
- CAPRO Chapters: Believers within various towns who gather to pray and serve as advocates for work among the unreached.
- Zonal office: Made up of all fields and chapters within the same region of a country. This is run by an Executive Zonal Committee headed by a Zonal Committee with a Zonal Director as team leader.
- National office: The CAPRO National Executive Council (NEC) oversees policy implementation in each country and headed by a National Chairman with a National Director as the national CEO.
- International Office and Council: The NEC is answerable to the CAPRO International Council (CIC) headed by the International Director (CEO) and the International Chairman. All National Directors and their Chairmen along with some chapter members constitute this council.
- CAPRO Congress: This is the highest decision making body comprising of all field leaders, chapter coordinators, and the NEC and CIC members along with some members of the Body of Christ.
- All these bodies operate under the leadership of the Holy Spirit. The document regulating our operations is called the "CAPRO Guiding Principles". It is not a constitution.
3. WHO IS THE FOUNDER OF CAPRO?
CAPRO has founders. It was conceived, run and known as a team. The founding team leader was Bro. Bayo Famonure who eventually became CAPRO's first chief executive officer until 1988.
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