Worship Services/Sacraments

The Pastor directs our Sunday Morning Services. The activities during the services include:

1. Sunday School – Sunday school provides teachings on the basic biblical principles and Christianity.

2. Praise and Worship – During this time will give praises unto God with thanksgiving for all the things he is done in our lives, for the nations and country and people all over the world.

3. Prayer – This provides an opportunity for believers to communicate with God. We pray openly to demonstrate how to pray, and to show the spiritual benefits of praying alone and as a group.  A designated leader leads the congregation in prayer.  

4. Worship – During worship, we make known our innermost feelings about God through song. Through worship, new believers learn how to release their true feelings in expressions of song to God.

5. Message – The message is the inspired instruction from God. The Pastor usually delivers the message. The purpose of the message is to encourage believers to continue in faith and to inspire the unbeliever to make a change in their life.

6. Offering – The receiving of offerings provides an opportunity for people to freely give to support the church. Our purpose is to honor God with our financial substance. During this time we also teach on the spiritual benefits of giving.

7. Salvation – This time provides the sinner the opportunity too become a born-Again believer. This is usually done at the end of the service. We invite people who desire a change in their lifestyle to come and begin the salvation process. We pray with each individual and provide instruction on what they must so next in the salvation process. We also provide literature that explains to the new convert what they can expect as they begin their new life. We follow-up with each new convert during the following week in order to answer any questions they may have and for accountability purposes.

le are invited to homes rather than the traditional church atmosphere. Cell group meetings are held once per quarter.  We have over 20 people participating in our Cell Group program. The activity requires 5% of our resources.