Vision & Mission

Vision

My vision arises from my understanding of what the sovereign God purposes to do for His church.
The Great Commission remains our mandate from Christ. (Matthew 28:19–20)

The Church of God is to be:

• A movement committed to the authority of Holy Scripture for faith and direction.

• A fellowship whose worship brings God's power into the life of the church and extends that power into the community and the wider world.

• A body that is directed by the Spirit, fully understanding that baptism in the Holy Spirit is both a personal blessing and a divine empowerment for witness and service.

• A people who hunger for God, experience His presence, and stand in awe of His holiness through a life focused on His Word.

• A church that nurtures its members, encouraging them to grow in ministry and use their spiritual gifts.

• A church that opposes discrimination and affirms the dignity of every individual.

• A movement that shows compassion to the hurting, widowed, homeless, and lonely through evangelism, discipleship, and care.

• A church that encourages prayer, leadership development, church planting, and lifelong learning.

• A movement that remains relevant to every generation, while staying rooted in biblical truth.

Mission Statement

"To empower the church and the community through love, service, transformation, and strong leadership."

This mission reflects my commitment to four core principles:

Love
Fostering a church environment where love is lived out—creating belonging, acceptance, and care.

Service
Serving others with compassion and humility, making a positive impact in the church and the community.

Transformation
Encouraging spiritual and personal growth, helping individuals deepen their relationship with God and realize their purpose.

Leadership Development
Identifying and equipping servant leaders who influence with humility and vision.

How This Mission Will Be Achieved

Creating an environment where ministry gifts are developed into servant leadership.

• Equipping and releasing lay leaders to serve inside and outside the church.

• Providing training and resources for both new and seasoned leaders.

• Supporting pastors in leading through vision and organizing the church to fulfill its calling.

Scripture References: Mark 3:13–15; 2 Timothy 2:2, 2:15, 3:14–17; Ephesians 4:11–13