History of the formation of the Mid America Sisterhood of Churches

In September 2000, a group of representatives from about eight home and independent churches of Seventh-day Adventist believers in the states of Arkansas, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Kansas met together to discuss the need for a cohesive network for these groups of people who, for conscience sake could no longer fellowship in their local conference churches.

It was seen as the first priority to determine that we held the same beliefs in common. To safeguard against the various winds of doctrine in the home church movement such as feast day keeping, no Holy Spirit, Oneness Theology, God doesn't kill, Futurism, Sacred Name, etc., we undertook to outline a Summary of Doctrinal Beliefs.

Over the ensuing years this sisterhood has come together regularly to work on developing a functioning network based on Gospel Order as outlined in the New Testament, and to define our purpose, mission, and working policies. Though the process has not always been a smooth one, we have seen the Lord's blessing and leading of His Holy Spirit. The result of this Sisterhood of Churches has been a greater unity with one another, a more organized effort for evangelism, and the blessing of having yearly Camp Meetings and other convocations.

Click here to see our Summary of Doctrinal Beliefs.

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