We are multilingual, multidenominational and multiethnic in our makeup. The church is ecumenical (multidenominational) in that the membership is drawn from different denominations. We have families who have worshipped previously in the Anglican or Methodist or Lutherans or Assemblies of God now worshipping in this setting. The rich diversity of our denominational affiliation is our strength.
In the month of January of every year, we, the church, begin with the 21 days of prayer. We meet every morning from 6 to 6.30 during the weekdays. The members of the prayer team take their time to prepare the prayer points for that day and lead others in a time of prayer. This … Continue reading “Sustaining the Prayer Life of the Church”
As I was thinking about writing this blog article, was racking my brain on what would be a good series that will be informative, interesting and keep a momentum going for the rest of the year! Let’s start with a great hero Abraham, the father of faith and the father of nations. Chapter 12 begins … Continue reading “Hearing to obey”
TAKING A DIFFERENT ROUTE And having been warned in a dream not to go back to Herod, they returned to their country by another route. Matthew 2:12 In Spain and among many South American countries, the visit of the Three Magi to see the baby Jesus is celebrated with much pomp and festivity than Christmas. … Continue reading “From Pastor’s Desk: January 2022”
