| What We Believe |
• There is only one God, Creator of all things, manifested in the Truine God: the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit.
• The Bible is God’s Word. It is our manual for successful living on earth.
• Jesus Christ is the Son of God, born of the Virgin Mary through the operation of the Holy Spirit. He is our model for life on earth.
• Jesus Christ is the only Way by which we can form and grow a relationship with the Father God.
• All people need to be born again by accepting man’s sin nature, believing in the redemptive work of Jesus’ blood sacrifice for us, confessing Jesus as Lord and leading a life surrendered to God.
• Jesus Christ died for our sins and rose from death after three days.
• The dead shall rise again. Eternal bliss is reserved for the saved and eternal torment is the reward of the lost. |
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Our dream of Greenpasture Church is that it becomes home – in every true sense– people of all nations
where divinely inspired love, acceptance and support is freely and safely expressed, a place of vibrant, God-honoring worship services and events where people are healed, saved, refreshed, empowered and ultimately developed into sent Christ followers.
We envision seeking and reaching people
, many of whom will be welcomed into the Greenpasture Church family. This will lead to increasing impact of Christ’s love in our community – at home, in schools and in the work place.
We also dream of assisting our members discover their gifts and potential so to successfully fulfill God’s exciting purpose for their lives and families.
We see Greenpasture Church become an inspiring home base for multiple ministry efforts world wide, through missions, church work and church planting.
We envision completion of Greenpasture church facilities including a worship center, a training institute for ministry, a multimedia center, a community outreach and mission center and a prayer and counseling center.
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| What We Believe |
• Jesus Christ, the Head of the church, is coming back again.
• Water baptism is by total immersion as a public show of identification with the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
• Holy Communion, in remembrance of our Lord’s sacrifice for our sins, is to be observed by the church as members of the Body of Christ.
• Baptism of the Holy Spirit and Power with evidence of speaking in tongues as described in the Scriptures.
• The church, Jesus’ body, is to extend His love and grace to the world until He returns.
• Through the gifts of the Spirit, proclaiming the gospel of Jesus Christ is to be accompanied with healings, miracles, signs and wonders.
• Through Jesus’ death and resurrection, we have obtained victory over the curse of the Law, power of the flesh and the enemy.
• Diligently pursuing excellence in all things is pleasing to God. |
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