Generation Church is a new denomination that is being birthed out of the prayer, fasting, and seeking of God by His people. It is a fresh expression of the Body of Christ that is committed to seeing the next generation reached with the Gospel. We believe in the power of prayer, worship, and the Holy Spirit to transform lives and communities. We are devoted to seeing the lost saved and the Church transformed. We are a non-denominational, evangelical, Spirit-filled Church.
When was the church founded?
The church was founded in 321 A.D. by Emperor Constantine. Constantine had just victorious in the Battle of the Milvian Bridge. In this battle, he fought against the troops of Maxentius. Constantine had seen a vision of a cross in the sky before the battle. This inspired him and he went on to win the battle. Constantine then attributed his victory to the Christian God. He then issued the Edict of Milan, which granted religious toleration in the empire. This made Christianity the official religion of the empire.
What is the church's mission?
The church's mission is to spread the word of God and to bring people into a relationship with Him. The church is to be a beacon of hope in a dark world, pointing the way to eternal life. The church is also to be a loving community of believers, supporting and encouraging one another in our walk with the Lord.
What is the church's vision?
The church's vision is to see people coming to Christ and being discipled in the faith. The church also has a burden to reach the lost with the gospel and to see families strengthened and coming to Christ.
What is the church's stance on social issues?
The church has always been engaged with social issues. In its teaching and practice, the church addresses social problems and evil in the world. It also offers a prophetic voice, calling individuals and society as a whole to conversion and reconciliation. The church's social teaching is based on and inseparable from its doctrine; anew way of seeing and living in the world is not possible without a new way of thinking and believing. This radical transformation is the heart of the gospel and the call to Christian life.
The church's social teaching is a rich treasure of wisdom about building a just society and living lives of holiness amidst the challenges of modern society. This teaching has been elaborated over the centuries and continues to evolve in response to new challenges. The church's social teaching is not a static set of principles, but rather a living tradition that is constantly being interpreted and applied in new situations.
The church's social teaching is articulated in a variety of documents, including papal encyclicals, bishops' pastoral letters, and other statements by church leaders. These documents are not exhaustive or definitive treatments of all the issues they address; rather, they provide a framework for thinking about and responding to social problems andevil. The documents of the church's social teaching provide guidance for Catholics in their personal and public lives. They are not binding on the consciences of Catholics, but they do offer a moral framework for Catholic decision-making.
The church's social teaching is a pathway to holiness and to a deepened faith. It leads us to encounter Christ in our brothers and sisters, especially those who are most in need. It calls us to conversion of heart and to a new way of living in solidarity with one another. It challenges us to build a just society in which the dignity of every human person is respected and love is the guiding principle in our relationships with one another.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is Girls Night at Generation Church?
Monday, August 22nd from 6-9pm.
What is the mission of the church?
Many Christians believe the Church’s primary purpose is to evangelize and preach the good news of salvation to every person. The Church also strives to provide spiritual, social, and material assistance for its members.
What do we believe about the church?
We believe the Church is the body of Christ and consists of the people who, throughout time, have accepted God’s offer of redemption through the sacrificial death of His Son, Jesus Christ. We believe that God still divinely heals those who are sick according to His purpose and plan.
Who founded the church?
There is no single answer to this question as the first churches did not come into existence until after Jesus' ascension. Early Christians believed that the Holy Spirit had helped them establish churches before his death and resurrection. After Jesus' ascension, followers spread out and founded their own churches.
What is the history of the Catholic Church in the world?
The Church traces its lineage back to the very beginnings of Christianity, with a history that goes back to shortly after Jesus' death on Earth. In the years following his death, the apostles spread the Gospel and founded the first Christian communities. Early Christians were persecuted by both mainstream culture and the ruling Roman Empire. As Christianity grew in power and influence, Emperor Constantine granted official legal recognition to the religion in 313 AD. From this point forward, Christianity began to spread throughout the empire and beyond. During the middle Ages (500-1500), centuries of religious wars and persecution eventually led to schism within the Church. Two camps emerged: Catholics (followers of church teachings as transmitted from Rome) and Protestants (who believed in reformist doctrines such as justification by faith alone). The Catholic Church ultimately emerged victorious, though it took several hundred years through civil wars and papal manipulations culminating in 1870 with the final unification of Italy under Papal authority. Since then, Catholic bishops have
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