Pastoral Care
Ministerial attention through sickness, tragedy, bereavement, weddings, baptisms, dedications, funerals, and other life circumstances.
Covenant Relationship
A meaningful exchange of commitment.
We understand covenant relationship as a structured bond of mutual responsibility, pastoral care, participation, service, and Kingdom formation.
What Covenant Means
Belonging with significance, responsibility, and care.
Covenant relationship must be more than convenience. It must be relevant, deeply meaningful, and formed through real commitment.
Kingdom Reign Church views covenant relationship as a fair exchange: the church gives pastoral care, teaching, ministry opportunity, and supportive relationship; congregants bring participation, stewardship, service, and harmony with the church’s Kingdom mission.
The Mutual Commitment
What covenant partners should expect from one another.
What Congregants May Expect
Solid Biblical Teaching
Balanced, practical instruction from Scripture together with meaningful corporate worship and fellowship.
Opportunities for Ministry
Recruitment, training, mobilization, and meaningful ways to use gifts in response to church and community needs.
Supportive Relationships
Acceptance, friendship, love, teamwork, shared values, and belonging to something eternally significant.
What We Ask of Congregants
Harmony with the Message
Promote unity around the church’s Message, Vision, Mission, and Goal and participate in sharing the Gospel of the Kingdom.
Regular Participation
Share in the worship, structure, functions, and core life of the church as an engaged member of the community.
Financial Stewardship
Participate voluntarily in meeting the financial needs of the church through disciplined and worshipful giving.
Personal Service
Contribute gifts, time, and care to the spiritual health, mission, and growth of the body.
Ecclesiastical Covering
Connected through Churches In One Accord.
For fellowship, covering, ordination, mentorship, and partnership among churches and leaders, we are connected with Churches In One Accord.
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