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National Prayer Connection

When: Apr. 30, 5:00AM
Where: Zoom

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National Prayer Connection

When: May. 7, 5:00AM
Where: Zoom

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National Prayer Connection

When: May. 14, 5:00AM
Where: Zoom

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National Prayer Connection

When: May. 21, 5:00AM
Where: Zoom

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National Baptism Service

When: May. 24, 8:00AM
Where: Browne's Beach, St. Michael

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Children's Convention Service

When: May. 25, 9:00AM
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National Prayer Connection

When: May. 28, 5:00AM
Where: Zoom

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About Church of God

The Church of God reformation movement, with U.S. offices in Anderson, Indiana, began in 1881 as a movement emphasizing the unity of God’s people and holy living. Daniel S. Warner and several associates sought to forsake denominational hierarchies and formal creeds, trusting solely in the Holy Spirit as their overseer and the Bible as their statement of belief. These individuals saw themselves at the forefront of a movement to restore unity and holiness to the church. Their aim was not to establish another denomination but to promote primary allegiance to Jesus Christ so as to transcend denominational loyalties.

This movement is not historically related to the several Church of God bodies rooted in the holiness revival of Tennessee and the Carolinas in the late nineteenth century. Although it shares their holiness commitment, it does not emphasize the charismatic gift of speaking in tongues generally associated with Pentecostal churches.

Deeply influenced by Wesleyan theology and Pietism, the church’s generally accepted teachings include the divine inspiration of Scripture; forgiveness of sin through the atonement of Jesus Christ and repentance of the believer; the experience of holiness; the personal return of Christ, unconnected with any millennial reign; the kingdom of God as established here and now; the resurrection of the dead; a final judgment in which there will be reward for the righteous and punishment for the wicked.

Coleman Road
Jackson, St. Michael

Phone: (246) 426-5327

office@churchofgodbarbados.org

Monday - Friday: 8:00am - 4:00pm
Saturday - Sunday: Closed