New Members Orientation – New Jerusalem African Methodist Episcopal Church

New Members Orientation

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Course Description:
The New Members Orientation Manual introduces believers to the faith, history, and mission of the African Methodist Episcopal Church and New Jerusalem AME Church. Covering salvation, core doctrines, sacraments, and church history, it guides new members into discipleship, fellowship, and service, preparing them for active participation in worship and ministry.Offical New Jerusalem New Members Manual

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Our Beliefs
Our Beliefs affirms the core doctrines of the Christian faith as embraced by the AME Church salvation through Jesus Christ, the authority of Scripture, and the practice of Baptism and Holy Communion as sacraments. It emphasizes living by the Ten Commandments, professing the Apostles’ Creed, and upholding the Articles of Religion as guides for faith and daily life

The 10 Commandments
The Apostle Creed
THE 25 ARTICLES OF RELIGION
Components of the Lord’s Prayer
Bible Structures And Divisions

SESSION II – Sacraments of the Church
Session II introduces the history and mission of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, highlighting its founder Richard Allen, the denomination’s growth, and its purpose of spreading the gospel, promoting liberation, and serving communities worldwide.

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Course Content

The 10 Commandments

The Apostle Creed

THE 25 ARTICLES OF RELIGION

Components of the Lord’s Prayer

Bible Structures And Divisions

SESSION II – Sacraments of the Church Session II introduces the history and mission of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, highlighting its founder Richard Allen, the denomination’s growth, and its purpose of spreading the gospel, promoting liberation, and serving communities worldwide.

Baptism

Holy Communion

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SESSION II – Sacraments of the Church
Session II introduces the history and mission of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, highlighting its founder Richard Allen, the denomination’s growth, and its purpose of spreading the gospel, promoting liberation, and serving communities worldwide.