Clergy are granted freedom from the pulpit. All our members are urged to speak their convictions and to live their faith. Spiritual nurture and growth are not to be taken for granted, but must be conscious and intentional aspects of our personal and corporate life. This Spirit moves, nurtures and sustains the individual for wholeness and holiness and builds up the entire covenant relationship. We believe it is a perversion of faith and society to make personal pleasure the supreme goal of life.
Pleasure is meant to be shared.
Thus, we accept the responsibility to help people in need regardless of nationality, race or religion. Although our resources are limited, there is no limit to our compassion. Following our Lord's command, we even pray for our enemies. This church is for peace and against war. We believe all forms of diplomacy should be used before resorting to any military force.