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Here are some answers to your questions. Contact
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I enjoy my church why should I consider becoming a part of your fellowship?This is a different kind of joy. There is a specific joy that, I believe, contemporary Christians have not experienced that comes from "making disciples (influencing ) others" (Matt. 28:19). I am convinced that in being Christ's witness in an unbelieving world, the Christian will face persecution (Acts 1:8; ), but will discover a joy the world does not know - suffering for righteousness sake, (Matt. 5:10-12).Back to Top
There are many large evangelical churches in the region, so why not join them ?The assumption of Scripture is that the individual Christian will be actively influencing others for Christ. Christ commanded us to 'make disciples all of nations' (Mtt. 28:19) The word disciple means 'learners'. Many Christians have discovered that they simply don't possess an adequate systematic knowledge of Scripture and practical support to aid them in sharing Christ with others. They have discovered that they need the support of a small group setting and intensive training to reach those near them. They have not found this in their local churches.
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Where do you meet?We utilize the "home Bible study methodology". This means we meet in the homes of members.Back to Top
What about large worship services ? Won't I miss them if I join your fellowship?It might seem that we need large worship services and musical programs, but The First Century did not begin with 'a worship service' but with small groups meeting first in the "upper room" and in the book of Acts almost without exception in 'the house church'. We cannot have the success the early church enjoyed unless we begin by meeting in the home.Back to Top
Who are you and what is your background?Check out his linkBack to Top
What do you believe?Here is our doctrinal statement. Back to Top
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