International

As part of a global communion, specifically sponsored by Rwanda and Southeast Asia, we also seek to be international in our outreach, ministries and congregation. (Genesis 12:2-3, Revelation 5:9)

A Kingdom Perspective

Our work is to expand the Kingdom of God by bringing people to faith in the Lord Jesus Christ and by planting new churches. This work is not to be limited by the artificial barriers of denominations: we will seek to work with other believers to reach as many as possible, that Jesus may be glorified. (Isaiah 54:2-3, Matthew 28:18-20)

Transforming Lives

Many people today live empty and searching lives consumed by loneliness, fear, emptiness and purposelessness. People need Jesus to forgive, cleanse, heal, renew and refresh them -- to transform them from the inside out -- so that they can experience and grow in His life, hope and joy. (2 Corinthians 5:17, Ephesians 5:8)

Renewing Minds

The ways that we naturally think and look at the world are not God's ways. We need to grow in our experience and knowledge of the One who holds all things in His hands so that we can rightly understand this world and engage our culture. (Romans 12:2, 1 Corinthians 1:18)

Intimacy with God

The Almighty Lord of the Universe desires to be in intimate relationship with us. We need dynamic and Spirit-led worship to connect with our Abba in heaven. We need the outpouring of His Spirit into our lives. We need to be grounded in prayer. (Zephaniah 3:17, Romans 5:5)

Empowering People

Every believer is called and equipped by God for ministry: we are a kingdom of priests and are to be working together to carry out His will. All need to discover their God-given purpose and spiritual gifts and be equipped into ministry. (1 Corinthians 12:7, Ephesians 2:10)

Authentic Relationships

In our fast-paced and transient world, we long for places of genuine connection where we can trust, be known, be encouraged and connected with others. We need the fellowship that comes from being joined together into the Body of Christ. (John 15:12, Acts 2:42)

Contemporary and Ancient

Our society has become rootless, with no sense of history or permanence. We long for something that will last and is not just the latest fad. Building on the foundation of God's Word, we will combine the best of contemporary worship with the ancient traditions of the faith. Evangelical, Charismatic and Liturgical will combine together into one stream of life. (Jeremiah 6:16, 1 Corinthians 9:19-23)