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Ministries

Many parts, one body — serving and growing together in Christ.

Activity Groups

It is recommended that every member register with at least two groups in the church.

Welfare Unit

The following are guidelines provided to instruct the group on how to discharge its functions and duties within the local church; how to discover through worship, study and service, the will of God for themselves, for the church, and for all humanity. It provides directions on how to coordinate the total programs of the group, and help members to take active participation in the life of the church and mission of this Ministry.

  1. To liaise with the Presiding Pastor on how to raise funds for the needy.
  2. To donate, collect and distribute relief materials.
  3. To take note of absent / sick members as to telephone or visit them.
  4. To visit and encourage those members who are bereaved.
  5. To give a helping hand to members who may be preparing for an event such as child dedication, wedding, etc.
  6. To bring to the notice of the Church authority as well as Men’s Fellowship those members who are in need of job and/or accommodation.
  7. May propose to the Presbytery Board a short-term loan to the needy, but such must be considered on merit.
  8. To commit themselves to prayer and sharing the word of God regularly.

Visitation / Follow-Up Group

The following are guidelines provided to instruct the group on how to discharge its functions and duties within the local church; how to discover through worship, study and service, the will of God for themselves, for the church, and for all humanity. It provides directions on how to coordinate the total programs of the group, and help members to take active participation in the life of the church and mission of this Ministry.

  1. To follow up first-time visitors with a personal call or visit within the week.
  2. To welcome and accompany new members through their first months in the fellowship.
  3. To check in on members who have been absent from services.
  4. To visit the sick, the elderly, and the housebound.
  5. To organise weekly home visits in coordination with the Welfare Unit.
  6. To pray for and with each person they visit.

Evangelical / Publicity Group

The following are guidelines provided to instruct the group on how to discharge its functions and duties within the local church; how to discover through worship, study and service, the will of God for themselves, for the church, and for all humanity. It provides directions on how to coordinate the total programs of the group, and help members to take active participation in the life of the church and mission of this Ministry.

  1. To proclaim the goodness of God to those outside the vineyard and to those that have lost their first love / touch of God.
  2. To distribute tracts on the streets and from house to house.
  3. To collaborate with the Presiding Pastors in order to organise Out-reaches, Crusades, Seminars and Revivals according to the provision of this By-laws.
  4. To organise specific Evangelical events such as free-for-all dinners, Musical Concerts etc.
  5. To commit themselves to prayer and sharing the word of God regularly.