Church Address: Purok Bombil 2, Brgy San Pedro, Dumingag, Zamboanga del Sur (Near Bag-ong Slaughter House)
Servants of God assigned and their length/year of service:
Rev. Zacarias Abad (2010-2012) [Deceased|Jan.26, 2021|]
Pastor Ronie Mat (2012-2018)
Pastor Rino Dipol (2018-2019)
Pastor Jessie Mabanag (July 2019-Jan. 2020)
Pastor Rimmel Anito (February 2020- to present)
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===CAMACOP Statement of Faith===
Article One. The Word of God
The Bible, composed of the Canonical books of the Old and New Testaments, is God’s revelation, and, as originally given, is the fully and verbally inspired Word of God. There is only one true and living God, eternal, almighty, unchangeable, holy, faithful, and gracious. He is perfect in his character and in all his ways. Jesus Christ
Jesus Christ, who became man, was born of the Virgin Mary. Existing with God the Father, and having become man, he has two natures – the divine and the human, which are inseparably united in one person. Thus, Jesus Christ is true God and also true man. The Holy Spirit
The Holy Spirit is a divine person, the executive of the Godhead, the Comforter who indwells, guides and empowers the believer for victorious living and effective service. Man, Sin and Guilt
By his direct act, God created man in his image and likeness. Created in God’s image, man possesses infinite worth and dignity. Man is a free moral being, capable of obeying or disobeying God. Article Six. Salvation
Salvation cannot be obtained by means of good works, religious ceremony, or human merit, but only by God’s grace through the redemption of Jesus Christ. It is received by faith in Christ, the only Savior and mediator between sinful man and the holy God. Article Seven. The Church
The Church is the community of believers from all cultures, tribes, and languages. The universal church transcends all historical, national, cultural, and personal distinctions. The concrete expression of the universal church is a local body of believers through whom, by proclamation and by good deeds, the boundaries of the universal church are extended. Article Eight. The Ministry
The whole church is commissioned to continue and fulfill the mission of the risen Christ. All believers are called to witness to the saving grace in Christ and to serve the body of believers through the exercise of spiritual gifts. Believers serve God within the church and in the world through their earthly occupations and stations in life. Article Nine. Sanctification and the Power for Service
The experience of sanctification is the highest point in the believers search for a holy and useful life for God, and is wrought after the experience of conversion as the believers consecrates his fully to God’s will. Article Ten. Divine Healing and Health
In his mercy, power and sovereign will, God can heal the sick for his glory and for the spiritual benefit of the healed person. There is a close connection between physical, emotional and spiritual health and full obedience to the will of God. Article Eleven. Christian Hope and the Life to Come
The Christian hope is founded on the anticipation that God our Father will accomplish his eternal purpose in history and brings all things to their consummation in Christ. In the end, Christ will come personally and visibly to establish God’s rule over all things. He will ultimately overcome evil, death, sorrow and pain.
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The CAMACOP Logo
Carrying the logo of The Christian and Missionary Alliance – the cross,laver, pitcher and crown – they are the four symbols that join to illustrate the central theme. That is our Savior, Sanctifier, Healer and Coming King. The globe represents our mission in the whole world.
-- The CROSS: Christ Our SAVIOR.
‘“Salvation is found in no one else, for there is no other name under heaven given to man by which we must be saved” (Acts 4:12). We believe Jesus Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures. That we are redeemed through His precious blood, justified by His death and Resurrection, made righteous through His righteousness, and accepted in His name.
-- The LAVER: Christ Our SANCTIFIER.
“His divine power has given us everything we need for life and godliness through our knowledge of him who called us by his own glory and goodness” (2 Peter 1:3).Holiness is the Lord Jesus Christ Himself – dwelling in our hearts and walking in our steps that we shall live like Him. This can never be in a sense that will minister to our own pride or self-sufficiency, for before we can receive it, we must come to the end of ourselves and never become self-sufficient apart from Christ. Such holiness means living a life of simple dependence,moment by moment, on Christ alone.
-- The PITCHER: Christ our HEALER
“Surely he took up our infirmities and carried our sorrows, yet we considered him stricken by God, smitten by him, and afflicted… and by his wounds, we are healed.” Isaiah 53:4, 5b
The Lord Jesus has purchased and provided for His believing and obedient children physical strength, life, and healing as freely as the spiritual blessings of the gospel. He took up our infirmities as well as our sins, and from His risen life and living touch, our faith may draw health and strength until our life work is done.
-- The CROWN: Christ Our Coming KING.
“You will see the Son of Man sitting at the right hand of the Mighty One and coming on the clouds of heaven” (Mark 14:62). The Lord Jesus is coming personally to this earth again. It is not a mere spiritual coming, either at death or in a deeper experience of the Holy Spirit, or in the spread of the gospel throughout the world; but it is the coming of the Lord Himself as literally and personally as when He went away.
-- The GLOBE: Completing Christ’s COMMISSION.
“And this gospel of the kingdom will be preached in the whole world as a testimony to all nations, and then the end will come” (Matthew 24:14). The globe adds a new dimension to the long-familiar official logo of the C&MA. The four Christ-centered symbols speak of God’s gift of love to all peoples of every generation. They represent what Christ gives of Himself to His people so that He may present them to the Father without fault and with great joy. Now we give because He gave. The globe represents our mission in the world. “Freely you have received, freely give,” the Lord urged His followers as He sent them to spread the Good News throughout the land. That appeal from His heart to ours will continue until the gospel, through the efforts of His Church, has reached all peoples, and He comes again.
