A Warm Fellowship of Caring People
Join Us:
- Sunday intercessory prayer - 9:15 a.m. worship service - 9:30 a.m. pepsol - 4:00 p.m.
- Thursday prayer meeting - 6:30 p.m.
- Throughout the Week cell groups
- Every Last Friday of the Month overnight prayer meeting - 9:00 p.m.
- Last Sunday of the Quarter cell celebration - 9:30 a.m.
Welcome to First Assembly of God Church Angono!
Greetings in the love of Jesus Christ, our Lord!
We are delighted that you have taken the time to visit the First Assembly of God Church in Angono, Rizal, Philippines Website. Hopefully, the information will be helpful to you. It would be a personal joy to have you worship with us whenever you will be passing this way. If you are looking for a place to share fellowship with God's people you will find the family at FAOGC to be most friendly, warm and loving. The worship here at FAOGC is exciting and inspiring and each time we come together the presence of the Lord is very real.
If you are just "passing through" this great city sooner, and the "ART Capital of the Phillippines", I encourage you to take the opportunity to attend God's House at FAOGC. We would be so honored if your schedule allowed you to include worshipping with the FAOGC family.
FAOGC Family and I hope to meet you personally in the very near future!
Cordially Yours,
~ Rev. Rick T. Alay and First Assembly of God Church Angono Family =)
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February 3, 2012
In a recent issue of Outreach, I wrote about the seven sins of dying churches. The response to the article was significant, but one response was recurring: “Thom, now that we’ve heard about the characteristics of dying churches, can you tell us about the characteristics of healthy churches?” I went back to my research of over 2,000 healthy churches in America to find unifying features, and I am excited to share them with you.
Let me offer a few disclaimers. First, I’m not going to bore you with all the data we have. Second, my list of principles is by no means... -
February 3, 2012
Through the years of helping design missional initiatives and evangelism training, I have found five essentials that any strategy MUST have in order to work in your local culture.
#1 TOUCH– Evangelism starts with proximity, and genuine interest expressed through conversation and organic relationship building. Oftentimes churches start evangelism training with how to articulate the gospel. But when your church folks no longer have connection with people far from God, it doesn’t matter how eloquent your gospel presentation rolls.
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February 3, 2012
Why I Still Believe in Small Groups
by Craig Groeschel
Nine reasons why Craig Groeschel still thinks small groups are effective ministry, no matter what people say.
Several of my close pastor friends have recently spoken out against the effectiveness of small groups. Although I have tremendous respect for these men and will always honor them, I disagree with their views of small groups.
I still love small groups because:
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January 27, 2012
7 Secrets of Healthy Churches
by Thom Rainer
In a recent issue of Outreach, I wrote about the seven sins of dying churches. The response to the article was significant, but one response was recurring: “Thom, now that we’ve heard about the characteristics of dying churches, can you tell us about the characteristics of healthy churches?” I went back to my research of over 2,000 healthy churches in America to find unifying features, and I am excited to share them...
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