What
We Believe: About God and His Work |
1. |
We
believe in God the Father, the Almighty, the Creator and Sustainer
of Heaven and Earth. |
2. |
We believe
in Jesus Christ, the only Son of God, The Resurrected Savior and
Lord. |
3. |
We believe
in the Holy Spirit, The Comforter. |
4. |
We believe
in the universal Christian Church made up of all believers |
5. |
We believe
in the redemption, forgiveness and salvation provided in the Cross
of Jesus Christ to all who will receive Him as Lord. |
6. |
We believe
that the Scriptures are the inspired Word of God and are worthy
for matters of instruction in faith, belief and conduct. The Scriptures
also teach practices available for health restoration and maintenance
such as but not limited to prayer, diet, fasting, and laying on
of hands. |
What
We Believe: About Man
|
7. |
We believe
that we are created beings. By God we are created as body, soul
and spirit and each part must be in harmony with God’s Principles
for optimum health. |
8. |
We believe
that we are called beings. We believe that we have a purpose and
that man is called to a God ordained employment, to love and obey
God, and to serve Him in whatever ways set before Him. |
9. |
We believe
that we are responsible beings. We believe that God has entrusted
His Creation, including our bodies, into our care as His stewards
and servants. |
10. |
We believe
that we are responsible for our own health. We believe that physical
health is primarily a reflection of God’s Universal law of
cause and effect. A man reaps what he sows. How we feed and care
for our bodies does impact our health and the health of our offspring. |
11. |
We believe
that God can and, at times, does directly intervene. It could be
either to heal or to afflict, but always according to His sovereign
purpose. |
12. |
We believe
that Satan, our adversary, will do anything to destroy us. We believe
in the existence of Satan and his demons, and have no doubt that
he is out to use every means possible, including undermining our
health, to disrupt and destroy the lives of those who seek to love
and obey God. |
What We Believe: About Health |
13. |
We believe
that physical health is an important factor toward effective service
and worship. A body that is diseased or in ill repair has a diminished
capacity for effective service and worship. |
14. |
We believe
that good health is built upon Biblical principals. In order to
maintain good physical health one must consistently breathe clean
air, drink pure water, eat health promoting food, exercise properly,
and get adequate rest, as well as learn how to effectively handle
stress. |
15. |
We believe
that health promoting foods are primarily from the garden. A healthy
diet is one that is balanced and centered on fruits, vegetables,
and grains. In addition, these God given foods should be in forms
closest to their original state and free of chemicals. |
16. |
We believe
that invasive health care measures are sometimes necessary. At times
surgery and other invasive medical procedures may be necessary lifesaving
measures. Such occurrences should be rare, but should also be preceded
and followed by good health measures. |
17. |
We believe
that invasive measures do not heal. At the same time, we believe
that healing only comes when the body’s own God-given protective
mechanisms are restored. |
18. |
We believe
that spiritual health is of utmost importance. As important as physical
health is, it is only a means to an end, not an end in itself. Man
was created to love, obey and serve God. Of what profit is it to
be well physically, and yet have neither peace with God nor a sense
of His purpose for life? We believe that the work of a Christian
health practitioner is to help the individual remove both physical
and spiritual roadblocks to greater service in the world for Jesus
Christ. |
Payment Information |
Christian Health Fellowship is a not-for-profit religious and educational organization. In order to carry on the financial obligations of its work, CHF accepts membership contributions from individuals and families. A donation of $25 per family per year is the suggested contribution of the Fellowship. |