Dynamic Governance, also known as Sociocracy, is a governance system that focuses on a group decision-making process that is inclusive, transparent and consensual. It distributes the decision making authority to each circle (team, committee) in its specific area of responsibility. 

The two main circles are the Governing Circle and the Coordinating Circle:

The Governing Circle, whose members are elected by the congregation, has much the same role as a traditional Board of Trustees, but with more formalized input from delegates from the administrative circles. This circle’s responsibilities include creating vision and mission for both the Coordinating Circle and the congregation, setting annual goals and generally making sure the congregation is moving along in agreed directions.

The Coordinating Circle members are composed from delegates from the main program circles, including Soul Weavers, Membership, Family Ministry, Pastoral Care, Social Justice, and Communications. This circle is responsible for oversight and coordination of church programming.