ABOUT US
We are a community of believers who believe in Jesus Christ and we congregate in the Cordero de Dios Seventh-day Adventist Church, in San Pedro de MacorÃs, Dominican Republic. Our church is made up of about 50 members who long for the soon return of Jesus and for the light of the gospel to reach all the ends of the earth. We are part of a Christian community made up of more than 21 million baptized members around the world
OUR VISION
In harmony with the great prophecies of Scripture, we understand that the climax of God's plan is to restore all of his creation in complete harmony with his perfect will and justice.
OUR MISSION
Make disciples of all nations, communicating the everlasting gospel in the context of the three angels' message based on Revelation 14: 6-12, inviting them to accept Jesus as their personal Savior and to join his remnant church, instructing people to serve Him as Lord and prepare them for His soon return.
OUR LIFE STYLE
Adventists believe in a life of consecration to God physically, psychologically, emotionally, and spiritually. His lifestyle is based on eight natural remedies which are: water, rest, physical exercise, sunlight, clean air, balanced nutrition, temperance and hope in God. One of the principles that distinguishes them is rest on Saturday, a day set apart by God for a greater and better relationship with his children. Adventists trust that God works in all areas of their lives and are confident that Christ will return soon to reward those who trust in Him.
THE CHRISTIAN LIFE
“The Christian life is about much more than being forgiven and more than getting to heaven. The heart of Christianity is transformation - it is about a God who is not only interested in our 'spiritual life', but He is the one who wants to impact all aspects of our lifestyle. It is to realize that God finds us, not in a monastery but in the busiest avenue of this city and that everything that contains everyday life has the potential to be lived as if Jesus Christ himself were the person who is living through of us." - John Ortberg