Our Structure

Our Community. Our Structure. Our Responsibility.

A decentralized structure designed to bring care, leadership and accountability closer to the people.

Leadership

Three Pillars of Leadership

SOG's leadership is built on three complementary roles that ensure coordination, spiritual guidance and programme advocacy work together.

Lead Coordinator

Responsible for coordination, administration, programme alignment and organizational implementation.

Lead Chaplain

Provides spiritual oversight, pastoral guidance, prayer support and faith-based direction.

Lead Champion

Provides programme/community advocacy, mobilization, participation and implementation support.

Note: These are proposed role descriptions. Replace with official organizational job descriptions when supplied by SOG leadership.
Community Leaders

Coordinators

Coordinators help connect organizational leadership with community-level activity. They ensure that programmes, plans and communication flow effectively between SOG leadership and the pools.

Responsibilities

CoordinationCommunicationPlanningReportingMobilizationProgramme ImplementationCommunity Follow-up
Spiritual Care

Chaplains

Chaplains provide spiritual care, prayer and pastoral support within the community pools. They are the heart of SOG's faith-based approach to holistic care.

Responsibilities

Spiritual CarePrayerPastoral SupportCounseling / ReferralFaith FormationCommunity Encouragement
Programme Champions

Advocates for Every Grace Programme

Champions represent and advance the different Grace programmes within the community, ensuring each area of care receives dedicated attention.

Grace Future Champion
Grace Gold Champion
Grace Pool Champion
Grace Environment Champion
Grace Inclusion Champion
Grace Dorcas Champion
Community Pools

The Pool Is Where SOG's Mission Becomes Personal

SOG is organized into 115 community pools, each with approximately 15 members. This is where relationships, care and transformation begin.

115Pools
×
~15Members Each
=
~1,725Members
This is an approximate figure derived from the stated structure (115 pools × ~15 members), not an independently verified membership count.

Belonging

Every member is known and valued.

Accountability

Shared responsibility and mutual support.

Care

Pastoral and practical care at the grassroots.

Communication

Information flows to and from every member.

Mentorship

Guidance and growth across generations.

Local Action

Initiatives tailored to community needs.

Community Resilience

Stronger together in times of challenge.

See How This Structure Creates Impact

Explore the real-world results of a community organized around care.