Roots and dynamics

We are building parts of what will shape as the Global Black Episcopate - and shaping along their civic role and public space.

We are stimulating the direction of God's Church on the earth. In this exercise, we seek to work with God's people in the nations and their cultures.

We are recognizing the place of House Bishops, Area Bishops, Diocesan Bishops, and Gift-based bishops in the wider House of God.

We are looking to apply the bishopric to build greater interest in biblical studies at public schools and in the urban communities, and also to influence the direction of community-based schools, colleges, and institutional partnerships.

We are looking to assist Church-initiated education/training programmes to become exciting training-ministry units in society. We seek to support them to uphold a tested Christian character, professional discipline, social capacity, and a public-service direction right within their student-life and faculty.

We are working towards holding Apostolic Fellowships, including Conferences of Ministers, College of Bishops, and Inter-City Alliances of Church Ministries.

Part of social renewal

We are looking to secure more fruitful spaces for the public concerns of the Church to be addressed in both the community and wider society.

We are looking to engage Christian animators and others engaged in the work of animating in society, towards a shared understanding of social responsibility.

We are looking to be an inspiration in society at large. We will do this particularly, by helping ordinary people to gain the skills that will help them to connect to existing structures that can recognize and use their gifts and talents, instead of staying bound to 'self-alienation'.

We are looking to assist in the consolidation of indigenous non-governmental sector development agencies. We will do this with a particular interest in maximizing resources and effects that build up human lives in the villages, towns, and societies of places of acute disadvantage.

We are rallying to establish aspects the vision of the "Mountain of the Lord's Temple", as reflected from Isaiah 2: 2 - 5, in various settings.