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Our beliefs form the bedrock of our faith, guiding our actions, shaping our values, and inspiring us to live with purpose and conviction. We accept the whole Bible, rightly divided, with the New Testament as our rule of faith, practice, government, and discipline.
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Assembly Band Movement Coordinator
Bible Training Institute Director
Church of Prophecy Marker Association Coordinator
Evangelism Coordinator
Sunday School Coordinator
Assistant Editor of The Evening Light
Victory Leaders Band Coordinator
Womens Missionary Band Coordinator
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Media/Publishing Assistant
Records Manager & Bookstore Assistant
General Overseer’s Secretary
Media/Publishing Assistant & Maintainence
BTI, World Mission, & Evening Light Secretary
Treasurer’s Secretary & Bookstore Manager
About The Church of God
In 28 A.D. on the Horns of Hittin in Israel, Jesus Christ called together His twelve apostles and organized The Church of God. “And he goeth up into a mountain, and calleth unto him whom he would: and they came unto him. And he ordained twelve, that they should be with him, and that he might send them forth to preach, And to have power to heal sicknesses, and to cast out devils:” (Mark 3:13-15).
The Church, during Christ’s time on earth and after His ascension, operated under theocracy, governed by the immediate direction of God. It grew and expanded until its influence was felt in all the known world. This growth is recorded in the book of Acts and other New Testament writings.
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