What does GCJ believe about SIN?  Essentially, we believe the same as GCI does, which is summarized in their statement, which is posted below: Sin is the state of alienation from God of all humanity and consists of anything that is contrary to God’s will, including acts of wrongdoing, neglect to do good and unbelief […]

What does GCJ believe about MANKIND (HUMANITY in general)?  Essentially, we believe the same thing that GCI believes, as summarized God created humanity male and female in the image and likeness of God. God blessed them, telling them to multiply and fill the earth. In love, the Lord gave humans stewardship over all the earth

What does GCJ believe about THE KINGDOM OF GOD?  Essentially, we believe the same as GCI, as summarized in their Statement of Beliefs.  That statement reads as follows: The kingdom of God, in the broadest sense, is God’s supreme sovereignty.  God’s reign is now manifest in the church and in the life of each believer

What does GCJ believe about GOD THE SPIRIT?  Essentially, we believe what GCI says, in their Statement of Beliefs, about The Holy Spirit.  That statement is as follows: The Holy Spirit is the third Person of the triune God, eternally proceeding from the Father through the Son. He is the Comforter promised by Jesus Christ,

What does GCJ believe about GOD THE SON?  God the Son is more often referred to as the Son of God, so our belief about God the Son, is the same as GCI’s belief about the Son of God, which is stated as follows: The Son of God is the second Person of the triune

What does GCJ believe about GOD THE FATHER?  Essentially, we believe the same thing that GCI (Grace Communion International) believes.  That belief is stated in their Statement of Beliefs as follows: God the Father is the first Person of the triune God, of whom the Son is eternally begotten and from whom the Holy Spirit

What does Grace Communion Jamaica (GCJ) believe about THE TRIUNE GOD?  Essentially, we believe the same thing that Grace Communion International (GCI) believes, as summarized in their Statement of Beliefs, which is listed below: God, by the testimony of Scripture, is one divine Being in three eternal, co-essential, yet distinct Persons — Father, Son, and