General Assembly Mission Council). The General Assembly elects members of the Presbyterian Mission Agency Board (PMAB) (formerly General Assembly Mission Council). There are 48 elected members of the Presbyterian Mission Agency Board (40 voting members; 17 non-voting delegates), who represent synods, presbyteries, and the church at-large. Members serve one six-year term, with the exception of the present Moderator of the General Assembly (one two-year term), the past Moderator of the General Assembly (one two-year term), the moderator of Presbyterian Women (one three-year term), ecumenical advisory members (one two-year term, eligible for two additional terms), and stewardship and audit committee at-large members (one two-year term, eligible for two additional terms). Among the elected members' major responsibilities is the coordination of the work of the program areas in light of General Assembly mission directions, objectives, goals and priorities. The PMAB meets three times a year. The General Assembly elects an executive director of the Presbyterian Mission Agency who is the top administrator overseeing the mission work of the PC(USA). Past Executive Director of the PMA is Ruling Elder Linda Bryant Valentine(2006-2015), and Interim RE Tony De La Rosa. Elected in 2018 is Teaching Elder Diane Givens Moffett (2018- ). The General Assembly Permanent Judicial Commission (GAPJC) is the highest Church court of the denomination. It composed of one member elected by the General Assembly from each of its constituent synods (16). It has ultimate appellate jurisdiction over all Synod Permanent Judicial Commission cases involving issues of Church Constitution, and original jurisdiction over a small range of cases. The General Assembly Permanent Judicial Commission issues Authoritative Interpretations of The Constitution of the Presbyterian Church (USA) through its decisions. www.ipc-usa.org/worship/ Affiliated seminaries The denomination maintains affiliations with ten seminaries in the United States. These are: Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary in Austin, Texas Columbia Theological Seminary in Decatur, Georgia Johnson C. Smith Theological Seminary in Atlanta, Georgia Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary in Louisville. Kentucky McCormick Theological Seminary in Chicago, Illinois Pittsburgh Theological Seminary, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Princeton Theological Seminary, the first chartered by the General Assembly, in Princeton, New Jersey San Francisco Theological Seminary in San Anselmo, Marin County, California - Acquired by University of Redlands (disputed) Union Presbyterian Seminary in Richmond, Virginia and Charlotte, North Carolina University of Dubuque Theological Seminary in Dubuque, Iowa Two other seminaries are related to the PC(USA) by covenant agreement: Auburn Theological Seminary in New York, New York, and