- What do you mean by 'Christian Restoration' ?
- Do you work under a denominational umbrella?
- How do you exist financially?
- Are your team trained?
- Do you believe in the gifts of the Spirit
being in operation today?
I mean bringing us as individuals, or as fellowships, back into alignment with the
Kingdom of God.
The Body of Christ was never meant to be a sub-culture of the world. It was
always meant to be a counter culture.
Yet we all know in our hearts that cultural viewpoints, denominational traditions and
religious habits have gradually become subtly mixed in with our true Christianity, and
separating the two, once the cement has hardened over generations can be an interesting
work.
If I bought a beautiful, though badly scratched piece of furniture in an auction, I
would ask that it be restored back to it's original beauty. Nothing added. Nothing taken
away.
So it is with restoring God's people. No new plan. Just 'Your will be done on
earth as it is in heaven'
Christian Restoration in Ireland is a trust with a board of trustees.
No. As my father's first born son I was dedicated to God by a Methodist Minister, and
for many years attended a Baptist Sunday School. My wife is from a Roman Catholic
background. We attended a Methodist Church for ten years, were both 'born again' at a
Methodist Holiday week, baptized in a Baptist Church, became members of a very large
Presbyterian Church for seven years, and at present our family is part of a
very large Elim
Pentecostal Fellowship. The Body of Christ is made up of all who know, love,
honor, trust and obey Him. The CRi Ireland team reflects this denominational
spread.
The God who called us also keeps us through His provision. Freely I
have received, freely I will give. Gifts and honorariums for teaching in churches,
fellowships or seminars are always welcome and of great benefit, but never
asked for.
We have a team training night every Tuesday evening throughout the year. The
majority of team members have all attended the school for some eight years.
The team has ministered to many hundreds of people from many
denominations and from different cultures.
Yes. And I believe that the Bible in its original autographs is 100%
the inspired Word of God and the final authority on matters of faith.
Revised: September, 2006 .
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