All Nations Full Gospel Church(ANFGC) - Mission Statement

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To create spiritual family where everyone feels loved and accepted (Ephesians 1:6)

To provide a place of worship where everyone's talents, gifting and abilities are utilized (1 Peter 4:10)

To create a house of prayer for All Nations (Isaiah 56:7, Mark 11:17)

To train and raise leaders for the body of Christ (2 Timothy. 2:2)

To fulfill the great commission through church planting (Matthew. 28:18-20)

The G12 vision is a powerful tool and strategy to help win souls and plant churches. Through this vision, we focus on training people to win souls, empowering them to participate in ministry and releasing them to start a new work, fulfilling our mission statement.

The G12 vision also the Total Personality Development encompasses the following steps. Win, Consolidate, Disciple and Send, which are realized as you participate in the Total Personality Development. It involves the following

• Attend the Pre-Encounter classes to prepare for an Encounter which is held at least 4 times a year
• After returning from the Encounter, the Post-Encounter classes are held
• The three levels of the 'School of Leaders' classes.

ANU provides a Christ-Centered Education which is captured in our Total Personality Development Programme. This concept covers four primary areas: Leadership, Character, Spirituality and Discipline.

• Leadership deals with Social Development and Ethical values.
• Character deals with moral values and dress code.
• Spirituality deals with Christian Values.
• Discipline deals with academic and career development

ANU provides a strong academic and spiritual environment for Total Personality Development. Therefore, morning devotions and worship services form an integral part of our education

From the Pastor’s Desk
An old Scotsman operated a little rowboat for transporting passengers. One day a passenger noticed that the good old man had carved on one oar the word “Faith,” and on the other oar the word “Works.” Curiosity led him to ask the meaning of this. The old man, being a well-balanced Christian and glad of the opportunity for testimony, said, “I will show you.”So saying, he dropped one oar and plied the other called Works, and they just went around in circles. Then he dropped that oar and began to ply the oar called Faith, and the little boat just went around in circles again—this time the other way around, but still in a circle.
After this demonstration the old man picked up Faith and Works and plying both oars together, sped swiftly over the water, explaining to his inquiring passenger, “You see, that is the way it is in the Christian life. Dead works without faith are useless, and “faith without works is dead” also, getting you nowhere. But faith and works pulling together make for safety, progress, and blessing.”
Some Christians are going around in circles because they do not have a faith that informs them how to live a well-balanced Christian life. Your faith must work or balance you spiritually, emotionally, socially, intellectually, and physically. Many Christians may seem spiritually mature and be emotionally a child. This will be evident in the choices they make in love relationships.
Some Christians may seem spiritually mature and have no social graces. This will be evident because they can not get along with the people in or outside of the church. Some Christians may know the bible intellectually and it will have no spiritual impact on their lives. Some Christians may seem spiritual and it have know effect on how they eat, sleep, sex or anything that their do with their bodies physically. A Christian whom faith is not all consuming my want to test themselves to make sure there are in the faith. Your faith must work for you emotionally. Your faith should teach you how to feel about yourself, men, family, church, and your community. Your faith must work for you intellectually.
Your faith should teach you how to live holy. Faith should teach you to devolve a practical Christian world view. Your faith must work for you physically. Faith should teach you how to take care of your body. Your faith must work for you socially. Faith should give you a sense of fellowship and belonging to the church as the family of God.
Your faith should teach you spiritually.
Faith should teach you to discover your spiritual gifts. You should be given an opportunity to practically apply your spiritual gift to the body of Christ which is the church. The Christian faith is an all consuming faith. It should consume all areas of your life. God wants your heart, mind, and soul so you can love your neighbor as yourself. You must learn to love yourself because that is a prerequisite to you loving your neighbor. For some, God wants to change the way you think about yourself, feel about yourself, and the way you live with yourself before He can get you to love your neighbor for Him.
                 Culled from “How to become a good thing”, by Michael Eaton)

 

If you desire prayer, counseling, help or training them please contact us anytime with the contacts below:

Mail:
The Chaplaincy
All Nations University Church
P.O.Box KF 1908
Koforidua, Ghana

Tel: +233 277 025 410

E-mail:
Chaplain@allnationsuniversiy.org