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Home Mission and Advancement Committee
of Canadian Yearly Meeting


What is Home Mission and Advancement Committee (HMAC)?

HMAC (popularly pronounced "hay-mack") is a standing committee of Canadian Yearly Meeting (CYM), which appoints its members and determines its functions. The Committee reports annually to Yearly Meeting sessions.

HMAC currently consists of 8 members, including a representative from Young Friends.

HMAC meets twice a year: spring and fall.

What is HMAC's mandate?

Click here to see HMAC's mandate

What are HMAC's specific programs?

In summary, Home Mission and Advancement Committee's responsibilities include:

Education grants and loans

Click here for more information

educ

Inreach (caring for Friends within the Yearly Meeting)

  • Isolated Friends, including CYM/HMAC members (*)
  • Isolated Worship Groups
  • Disbursing funds to support and promote visitation, travelling in the Ministry, and other projects.
inreach

Outreach (to the non-Quaker community)

  • Handling public enquiries
  • Outreach support (financial and otherwise) for Monthly Meetings and Worship Groups
  • Inquirer's Leaflets
outreach

(* Isolated Friends who hold their CYM membership under the care of HMAC - shortened here as "CYM/HMAC members" to distinguish from HMAC committee members.)


Contacts for HMAC:

Updated December 7, 2011

 
 

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