Our church values covenant relationships with trusted ministries, apostolic leaders, and fivefold offices within the broader Body of Christ. These affiliations provide a framework for spiritual covering, accountability, and relational alignment as we seek to faithfully steward the calling and assignment God has entrusted to this house.Scripture teaches that the Church grows and matures through the ministry gifts Christ has given—apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers (Ephesians 4:11–13). In keeping with this pattern, we maintain close fellowship with recognized spiritual leaders who provide wisdom, counsel, and apostolic perspective. These relationships help guard doctrine, strengthen leadership, and ensure that our church remains connected to the wider movement of God rather than operating in isolation.

At the same time, our church functions as an independent local congregation in its governance, structure, and day-to-day operations. While we gladly receive spiritual input, encouragement, and relational oversight through these affiliations, no external ministry exercises administrative authority over the church.These affiliations are therefore relational and covenantal rather than institutional, reflecting the New Testament pattern of churches walking together in unity, honor, and mutual accountability while faithfully stewarding their own local mission and responsibility before the Lord.

We believe that healthy apostolic relationships protect the integrity of the Church, strengthen leadership, and help ensure that the work of God entrusted to this house remains aligned with His purposes in the earth.