The General Conference Auditing Service (GCAS) is the internal auditing organization of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, established to provide financial oversight and auditing services to church entities worldwide. Operating as an independent department of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, GCAS conducts audits for conferences, missions, unions, divisions, and various church-operated institutions. Founded in 1977, GCAS employs professional auditors who work across multiple regions globally to ensure compliance with denominational policies, international accounting standards, and local regulatory requirements. The organization maintains offices in various countries and serves more than 2,000 denominational organizations worldwide. GCAS provides various services including financial audits, compliance reviews, risk assessments, and internal control evaluations. The organization also offers consulting services to help church entities improve their financial management practices and maintain accountability in their operations. Through its web platform, GCASConnect.org, the organization facilitates communication between auditors and client organizations, provides resources for financial management, and maintains documentation of audit processes. GCAS is committed to promoting transparency and accountability in the financial operations of Seventh-day Adventist institutions while adhering to professional auditing standards and denominational policies.