A Church Full of Faith and the Holy Spirit, and Jesus Christ is Lord!
More About our Church
Background
Faith Christian Church of All Nations (FCCOAN) is a Christian church located in Witpoortjie Roodepoort, Gauteng, South Africa. The church was founded in 2024 in the founder’s home after God called him and gave him the vision. Initially, the church comprised the founder, his family, an elder, and our neighbour our brother in faith. Since then, the church has experienced growth, for it is no longer we who live, but Christ who lives in us. The life that we now live, we live by faith in the Son of God, who loved us, gave His life for us, and called us (Galatian 2:20). He called us and sent us out to preach the message of Jesus Christ throughout the nations (Mark 3:13).
Mission Statement
Our mission is to bring the lost and broken into the loving embrace of Jesus Christ, welcoming them into His family. We are dedicated to nurturing passionate and devoted followers of Jesus Christ, guiding them toward maturity in faith. By equipping believers for ministry within the church and their divine mission in the world, we aim to glorify God’s holy name in all that we do.
Vision
- Spread the gospel of Jesus Christ worldwide.
- Be instruments of God’s grace, rescuing, recovering, and restoring individuals to experience His presence and power.
- Win lost souls to our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ.
- Equip the saints for their ministry.
- Embrace God’s heart for the lost and broken.
- Create welcoming church environment that draws people back.
- Help new believers grow spiritually and develop a deep, abiding faith in Jesus Christ.
- Build strong, faith-filled satellite branches all over the world.
About Our Prayer Meetings
Our Sunday Prayer Meetings are held from 8:00 AM to 11:00 AM. Our worship style is predominantly contemporary, complemented by gospel songs led by our congregation. We place a strong emphasis on both the Word and Spirit during our gatherings. We strive to remain open to the Holy Spirit, often dedicating time to prayer.
We seek to welcome the gifts of the Holy Spirit more fully into our corporate worship. On the first Sunday of each month, we partake in communion together as a community.
Other Prayer Meetings
120 Minutes of Family of Faith:
Every Thursday, we hold a seeker-friendly prayer meeting called “120 Minutes of Family of Faith.” This 120-minute service is followed by tea and is suitable for all ages. It is especially welcoming those exploring Christianity, those who may struggle with traditional church services and those facing various life challenges. We emphasise the unique nature of this service by allowing attendees the opportunity to share the word.
Traditional Prayer Meetings:
These meetings are primarily aimed at our senior family members and those who prefer a traditional style worship. The service includes hymns, prayers, and a shorter sermon. Although attended by a small number of people, it provides a meaningful opportunity to pray together and intercede for others.
Inclusive Prayer Meetings:
Annually, we plan inclusive prayer meetings for men, women, youth, and children. These gatherings are organised with the participation of various stakeholders such as churches, NGOs, business organisations, government bodies, political organisations, and civic associations. These special occasions are always a joy to be part of and provide a wonderful opportunity for community and spiritual growth.
Church Leadership
For the first time in less than year, we have introduced two Elders to work alongside our pastors in providing vision and direction to our church. The elders, together with the pastor, form the pastoral team. Each leader oversees a specific portfolio and area of ministry, such as Intercessions and Bible studies. Additionally, we have a dedicated children and youth leader who manages various youth and children’s activities within the church.
Our Activities
A few highlights of our church activities include:
Quarterly Night Prayers:
Families come together for prayer and fellowship during our quarterly night prayers meetings.
Outreach Programmes:
We engage in various outreach programmes, such as evangelism, to share the gospel and serve our community
“Give Back to the People” Programme:
We provide food parcels to widows/widowers, orphans, vulnerable children, senior citizens, people living with disabilities, and disadvantaged communities.
Aftercare Programme:
We are planning to establish an aftercare programme to assist school children with their homework and other school activities, such as reading books and completing school projects.
Life Groups
- At our church, we understand that building deeper relationships can be challenging. Life Groups are designed to foster closer friendships and community. Currently, aside from our weekly Thursday prayer meetings we don’t have any other regular gatherings.
- Life Groups provide a space to socialise, make friends, and dive deeper into our preaching series. This allows members to discuss and ask questions about what is shared during Sunday Prayer meetings in a more intimate setting. We believe that pastoral care and prayer support should begin within these Life Groups.
- Our vision is to see more people participating in Life Groups, which will lead to the recognition of more leaders and clearer vision for each group.
