MEMBERSHIP
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HOW TO JOIN
There are two types of membership: 1. Full Membership. A serving or pensioned member of the Police Force (sworn or unsworn) can apply for Full Membership. 2. Associate Membership. Any Christian who supports the aims of the CPF can become an Associate Member. First, you must read and agree with the CPF Basis of Faith and the Purpose, mission and vision. Then, complete the relevant forms. HERE for Full Membership Form HERE for Associate Membership Form |
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We are a fellowship of Christians who are members of the NSW Police Force. Many have found that it is possible to be a committed Christian in the Police Force. However, with the rigours of shift work and other commitments, it is often difficult for officers to be fully involved in the life of their church. We believe that fellowship with other believers is important and especially with those who understand the problems associated with police work.
The CPF is run for members of the police Force by members of the Police Force both current and retired.
Membership helps focus your faith, provides fellowship as a Christian in the police force and increases the profile of the CPF within the Police Force allowing representation of the CPF as an official staff support group. Membership is required for office holders within the CPF.
HERE for Full Membership Form
The CPF is run for members of the police Force by members of the Police Force both current and retired.
Membership helps focus your faith, provides fellowship as a Christian in the police force and increases the profile of the CPF within the Police Force allowing representation of the CPF as an official staff support group. Membership is required for office holders within the CPF.
HERE for Full Membership Form
In an age of growing lawlessness, the police stand in the front line. All police officers and staff need the support of their community. Any Christian who has a desire to see the kingdom of God advanced in the Police Force, and supports the aim of the CPA, can become an Associate Member.
Technically, Catherine Gurney, founder of the Christian Police Association in the UK, would have been an Associate Member, which goes to show the value of this type of membership.
Technically, Catherine Gurney, founder of the Christian Police Association in the UK, would have been an Associate Member, which goes to show the value of this type of membership.
There are three main ways you can support the work of the CPA:
1. Become an Associate. You will be kept informed of meetings and are welcome to attend. You would be encouraged to support the work prayerfully and financially.
2. if you cannot commit yourself in such a way, you can prayerfully follow the work of the Association.
3. Alternatively, you may feel moved by what you have heard and wish to support the work by a one-off donation.
Please Contact Us for more information, or make a donation.
HERE for Associate Membership Form
1. Become an Associate. You will be kept informed of meetings and are welcome to attend. You would be encouraged to support the work prayerfully and financially.
2. if you cannot commit yourself in such a way, you can prayerfully follow the work of the Association.
3. Alternatively, you may feel moved by what you have heard and wish to support the work by a one-off donation.
Please Contact Us for more information, or make a donation.
HERE for Associate Membership Form