Mission Statement
Reaching people in our world, bringing them into a relationship with God and the Church. Helping people to have a life of direction, purpose & influence.
We encourage, equip and assist everyone to:
Reach out to their friends and community through evangelism, and need orientated outreach.
Grow in Word, faith, and relationship with God
Realise & Utilise their God-given gifts, talents and destiny
Reach their world through prayer, giving and going.
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Vision Statement
RESOURCE City Church has a vision to impact communities within the Pilbara for the Glory of God & to see people bought into a loving relationship with God.
To accomplish the vision we need to be committed to corporate and individual prayer, committed to intimate fellowship in corporate worship, this being enhanced by being involved in Church activities and groups to build one another up, and gathering for meals and fellowship together.
Our fellowship shall be a fellowship of the Word and of the Spirit in Teaching, Preaching & Worship.
Our fellowship will be caring, loving & involved coth within the fellowship and the community, actively being involved with the needs in the fellowship and the community. We will be loving and caring to each other in the spirit of unity.
Our desire is to see every person live to their fullest potential, being disciple, taught ,equipped and released.
We desire to see the release of the Ascension Ministry Gifts into the Body of Christ.
As a fellowship we will Honour, recognise and co-operate with the Whole Body of Christ.
What do people at Resource City Church believe?
The following is a simplified extract of the basic foundational beliefs of the Apostolic Church, Australia.
The one true and living God who eternally exists in three persons in unity: Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
The Divine inspiration and authority of the Holy Scripture.
The original perfection of creation; the inherent corruptness of humanity through the Fall; the necessity of repentance and regeneration by grace and through faith in Christ alone, and the eternal separation from God of the finally unrepentant.
The virgin Birth, sinless life atoning death, triumphant resurrection, ascension and continuing intercession of our Lord Jesus Christ, His Second Coming, and eternal Kingdom reign.
The justification and sanctification of believers through the finished work of Christ, their security as they remain in Him, and their future resurrection in an incorruptible body.
The Sacrament of Baptism by immersion, and of the Lord's Supper.
The baptism of the Holy Spirit for believers with supernatural signs, empowering the Church for its mission in the world.
The gifts of the Holy Spirit for the building up of the Church and ministry to the world.
Christ's leadership of the Church through the ascension ministries of apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors and teachers, for the unity, maturity and growth of the Church.
The privilege and responsibility of wise stewardship of all that God has given, including the practice of tithing to the local church
Affiliation
Resource City Church is one of approximately 100 churches across Australia that are part of the Apostolic Church, Australia. The Apostolic Church began in Australia in 1930 from roots in the UK where the church was an outcome of a Christian revival at the beginning of the 1900s. So, we have been around for a while!
In many ways, the Apostolic Church is not different from other denominations.
In common with most Protestant churches the Apostolic Church holds to the creeds of historic Christianity and is in harmony with orthodox Christian doctrine.
In common with most Pentecostal churches, the Apostolic Church believes worship should be vibrant, reflecting our belief that the supernatural power of God is available for all Christians for daily living.
The issue that most distinguishes us from other Pentecostal churches is our practice of church government. The Apostolic Church has attempted to follow what it sees as the Biblical pattern for this as recorded in the book of Acts.
