Foundation School
Foundation School
Foundation School
&
HOT 102
OUR MISSION STATEMENT
What does it mean?
Transformation
The House of transformation
A change in the way we speak, view life, handle issues common to
6 Our age groups.
• Our guide
Our advocate
Confession
Our lifestyle
Our dressing
Obedience
Following God's word regardless of how hard it may seem.
Journey
• The mission statement as our guide through life as a teenager and
Life after teenage years
Introduction/Objective
We will explore the core tenets of the Assemblies of God Church, focusing
on values such as decency, cleanliness, abstinence, and more.
Our main objective is for teens to understand and abide by the rules and
regulations set forth by the Teens Church.
Core Values
• Decency: Upholding modesty and propriety in behavior and
appearance.
• Cleanliness: Maintaining cleanliness in both body and mind.
• Abstinence: Choosing to refrain from activities that may be harmful
or contrary to the teachings of our faith.
• No Relationship with Opposite Sex: Emphasizing the importance of
focusing on personal growth and spiritual developnent without
romantic distractions.
• Fellowship: Building strong relationships within the church
community.
• Participation: Actively engaging in church activities and events.
Being Good Ambassadors: Representing Christ and our church
well in all aspects of life.
• Morals and Ethics: Upholding principles of integrity, honesty, and
kindness.
• Educational Goals: Pursuing excellence in academic endeavors.
Scriptural Basis
Philippians 4:8
"Finally, brothers and sisters, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure.
whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable-ifanything is excellent or praiseworthy-think about such
things.
Decency and Cleanliness
Dress modestly and appropriately.
Maintain personal hygiene.
Avoid vulgar language and inappropriate behavior.
Abstinence
Choose abstinence from premarital sex, drugs, and alcohol.
Practice self-control and discipline.
Focus on building friendships and growing spiritually.
Avoid romantic involvement that may distract from our faith journey,
Fellowship and Participation
Attend church services, group meetings, expound service and programs
organized to grow you spiritually.
Participate in service projects and outreach activities.
Build strong relationships with peers and mentors.
Being Good Ambassadors
Conduct ourselves with integrity and kindness.
Represent Christ in our interactions with others.
Serve as positive role models in our communities.
Morals and Ethics
Uphold honesty, integrity, and compassion in all our dealings.
Make ethical choices that honor God and benefit others.
Educational Goals
Strive for excellence in academics.
Use our talents and abilities to glorify God.
Seek opportunities for personal and intellectual growth.
Conclusion
As we conclude, let us commit to upholding the rules and regulations
of the Teens Church.
Let our actions and choices reflect our dedication to following Christ wholeheartedly.
STATEGIC PILLARS
VISION
Raising Godly leaders
STRATEGIC IMPERATIVES
1. The word
2. Mentorship
3. Prayer
4. Care
THE WORD
i. Sunday messages
ii Expound Service
iii Bible Quiz
iv Bible in a year
iv. Sunday School
MENTORSHIP
i. Mentorship Groups
ii. Chastity Assembly
iii. Jesus Camp
iv. Foundation School
v. Counseling
Good and Faithful Servant
Matthew 25: 14-30
The Work God has Trusted in Our Hands Is Tied To Our
Talent
Time
Resources
What you do with your time matters.
The work you do for the Lord has rewards.
HOT Church Service Centers [Units] and Roles
The Pastorate
The Coordinators
The Excos
The Choir
The Prayer group
Ushers
Theater
Technical/Media
Sanctuary Keepers
HOT Troupe
Follow up Team
PASTORATE
Teens Pastors and their wives.
Teens Pastor - Pastor Chidi Udo
Dr. - Chinyere Udo Pastor's Wife]
Associate Teens Pastor - Nnaji Frank Chidozie
Mrs. - Amarachi Nnaji [Associate Pastor's Wifel
The coordinators
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of Chris�an teachings and apologe�cs.
BERYL EHONDOR
The 16 Fundamental Truth of the Assemblies of God
1. The bible is the verbally inspired work of God. (2 Timothy 3:15-17 & 2 Peter 1:
21).
2. The one true God, eternally self-existence, properly understood as one being of 3
person. (John 14:16-17 & Matthew 28:19).
3. Jesus Christ is the etemal son of God ( Matthew 1:23 8& Philippians 2: 9-11)
4. Humankind voluntarily fell out of relationship with God through sin (Genesis
1:26-27 & Romans 5:12-19)
5. Only the shed blood of Jesus can redeem individuals from sin and death ( Luke
24:47 & Romans 8:16)
6. The ordinance of the church is water baptism and holy communion (Romans 6:4
& 1corinthians 11:26)
7. All believers are entitle to the baptisnm of the holy spirit, an experience distinct
from subsequent to the new birth and promised by the father (Acts 1:4 & Luke
24:29)
8. Speaking in tongues is the initial physical evidence of the holy spirit baptisms
(Acts 2:4 & 1Corinthians 12:4-10,28)
9. Sanctification is a life of separation of sin, realized by identifying with Christ
death and resurrection (1 Peter 1:15 & Romans 12:23)
10. The chuch is Christ's body, the habitation of God, and exists for a fourfold
Purpose (Ephesians 1:22-23,2:22 & Hebrew 12:23)
11. The church is to be led by a divinely called and scripturally ordained ministry
(Ephesians 4:11,16 & Mark 16:15-20)
12. Divine healing is an integral part of the gospel (Isaiah 53:4-5 & James 5:14-16)
13.The resurrection of the righteous dead and the rapture of the living believers is
the blessed hope of the church (1 Thessalonians 4:16-17 & 1 Corinthians 15:51-52)
14. The second coming of Christ include the visible return to reign for one
thousand years (Revelation 19:11-14 & isaiah 11:6-9)
15. A fiat judgment awaits the wicked, both the dead and the living (Revelation
19:11-1A & Mark 9:43-48)
16.A. new heaven and a new earth are promised in the bible for the redeemed in
Christ( 2 peter 3:13 & Revelation 21:22)
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