Relationships

We are created to experience relationship with
one another and with God
 

Belonging

To belong is he desire of every human heart

Empowering

Growing in faith, hope and love as we partner with
God in transforming His world for good

ABOUT PARTNERSHIP

Partnership recognises our relational commitment to one another as part of Jesus’ church or His body.  It is our formal way of acknowledging an individuals responsibility and commitment to the missional practice and personal participation in the life of the church. 

Jesus’ words are clear, “You are the light of the world.” Partnership recognises the corporate plan of God for His world.

He intended a community of people filled with His Spirit to collectively model His love and life among one another. To this end we encourage people to partner with us around a common Covenant. Essentially the covenant is a series of confessions and intentions by which we seek to hold one another accountable.

After an individual has spent time within our community and participated in our day seminar  called the Heart of New Community, they will have opportunity to further reflect upon the call of Jesus and the integral part a commitment to His church has in the life of a follower. 

Partnership is formally recognised in our public gatherings so that others may reaffirm their commitment to our covenant practices and recognize our mutual partnership with one another. 



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