We are a Bible believing church founded on the principles of the Apostles doctrine-the witnesses who walked with Jesus, ate with Jesus, slept with Jesus, and was there when he was crucified. They received first hand, the new covenant between God and humanity from Jesus Christ himself. The new covenant instituted by the life, death, and grandiose resurrection of Jesus! We believe in sincere repentance before a holy God, that is to say turning away from your old way of living into a more profound way of life. We believe in the submersion of water, baptising you in the name of Jesus for the removal of your past sins-cleansing you. This is a public sign of your committment to your new life in Christ and it symbolically buries the old you and makes way for the new you to spring forth! We believe in the supernatural indwelling of the Spirit of God, the Logos, dwelling down inside of you enpowering you along your new journey, leading and directing you into a revealed world of truth!
The Tabernacle seeks and desires to be a place where people of all backgrounds can grow in the Lord while dwelling in his presence. We believe we are commissioned to reach the singles as well as entire families. The following are the foundational principles which l guide The Tabernacle: Ø Church Ø Congregation Ø Community Ø City Ø Corporation
Since its inception, Jubilee has intentionally applied what Dr. John Perkins and other Christian Community Development practitioners call the "three R's: Relocation, Reconciliation, and Redistribution." Many of Jubilee's staff, leadership and congregation either live in our neighborhood or have a heart for the community. Relocation demonstrates an incarnational witness, allowing us to share our lives and our witness with our neighbors. Reconciliation is foundational to the gospel. We must be reconciled to God and to one another so that the unity of the Body of Christ is visible. Jubilee is a ministry of reconciliation. Redistribution of resources has been a large part of Jubilee's work in its development programs such as housing and job readiness.
Tree of Life Christian Fellowship Center objective is to religiously educate the body of Christ and o nurture, strengthen, and empower them in the world through constant prayer, biblical principles, technology and innovative ideas, developing strong leaders for today o embrace our elderly as a compass and as a guide to help and direct us through their Wisdom and Knowledge.
Beginning Tuesday Jan 18, 2011: Tuesday: Weekly Prayer 6:15pm; Bible Study 7pm Wednesday: Weekly Prayer 6:15pm; Victory Meeting 7pm Sunday: Weekly Prayer 10:15am; Service 11am
All are welcome to join us for our praise and worship services on Sundays at 2:00pm, and Bible Study on Thursdays at 6:30pm. Our weekly activities are held at the Abyssinian Baptist Church facility, 2126 St. Louis Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri 63106. Rev. Kevin D. Anthony, M.Div., Pastor P.O. Box 21775 St. Louis, Missouri 63109 (314) 920-5573
African American Community Enrichment, Grass roots to develope the plant to it's former green glory.