Introduction: One Faith Unites Us in Christ

The Reformed faith, rooted in the Christian tradition, emphasizes the centrality of Jesus Christ. While there are various expressions of Christianity, the Reformed perspective holds that there is only one true religion, and the most consistent expression of it is the Reformed faith1. Let’s delve into this concept:

The Essence of One Faith:
- Unity in Christ: The heart of “One Faith” lies in our shared belief in Jesus Christ. Across denominations, we affirm His divinity, His redemptive work, and His lordship.
- Doctrinal Consistency: Reformed Christians adhere to a set of confessions and creeds that outline essential doctrines. These include the sovereignty of God, the authority of Scripture, and the need for salvation through Christ.
- Common Ground: Whether in worship, study, or fellowship, Reformed believers find unity in their commitment to these foundational truths.
The Flow of Unity:
- One Faith ➡ One Hope ➡ One Family:
  - One Hope: From our shared faith in Christ flows hope. We anticipate His return, the resurrection of the dead, and the renewal of all things. This hope unites us as we await the fulfillment of God’s promises.
  - One Family: As members of the body of Christ, we belong to one spiritual family. Our faith binds us together, transcending cultural, ethnic, and denominational boundaries. We are brothers and sisters in Christ.
Why Now?
- While religious plurality has existed for millennia, our awareness of it has grown significantly in recent times. We now engage in discussions about Christianity’s relationship to other religious traditions 2.
- Global exploration and communication have connected us with diverse cultures and beliefs. As Christians, we grapple with the implications of this pluralistic context.

In summary, “One Faith” unites us in our shared belief in Jesus Christ, providing the foundation for hope and fostering a sense of belonging within the broader Christian family. Let us celebrate this unity as we journey together in faith.

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Title: Coffee Break Ministry

Overview:

Purpose: The Coffee Break ministry provides a nurturing space for women to connect, grow spiritually, and deepen their faith.
When: Thursday mornings
Duration: Approximately two hours
Format:
1. Breakfast and Worship:
  - Women arrive, share a delightful breakfast, and engage in worship together.
  - The aroma of freshly brewed coffee mingles with heartfelt praises.
2. Bible Study Groups:
  - After worship, participants divide into smaller groups.
  - Each group heads to different classrooms for Bible study.
  - Led by facilitators, they explore Scripture, discuss life application, and pray.
3. Reunion and Fellowship:
  - Groups reconvene, bringing their insights and reflections.
  - More worship and fellowship follow.
  - Women encourage one another, share life stories, and build lasting friendships.
4. Closing:
  - With hearts uplifted, participants return home, carrying the warmth of community and God’s Word.

Key Elements:

Unity: Despite denominational differences, women find common ground in their love for Christ.
Nourishment: Physical and spiritual nourishment go hand in hand—coffee and Scripture!
Growth: Coffee Break fosters spiritual growth through study, prayer, and shared experiences.
Community: It’s more than a gathering; it’s a sisterhood—a safe haven for hearts seeking God.

The Coffee Break ministry exemplifies how women can come together, transcending denominations, to deepen their faith and find solace in community.

Title: Men’s Ministry

Overview:

Purpose: The Men’s Ministry provides a space for men to grow spiritually, study Scripture, and build meaningful connections.
When: Wednesday evenings
Duration: Typically spans a few hours
Format:
1. Gathering and Fellowship:
  - Men arrive, greeted by camaraderie and a sense of purpose.
  - Conversations over coffee or snacks set the tone.
2. Bible Study:
  - Led by facilitators, the group delves deep into the Word of God.
  - Discussions explore theological concepts, historical context, and practical application.
  - Questions are encouraged, and insights shared.
3. Prayer and Reflection:
  - Men lift their hearts in prayer, interceding for one another and their families.
  - Personal reflections on Scripture deepen understanding.
4. Community Building:
  - Beyond study, relationships flourish.
  - Men encourage, challenge, and support each other.
  - Shared experiences foster brotherhood.

ONE FAITH

One Faith