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His Church at New River

Douglas Scofield
His Church at New River HCNR
Oregon
BrotherGregory
His Church at Summer Lake HCSL White Rock
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Douglas Scofield, Minister of Record
Pleasant Valley Rd
Sweet Home, Oregon 97411
homeblessings[at]homeblessings[dot]com
541- five 51 - (phone for home and His Church office)

Declared Elder: SB
Declared Elder: James Williams
Declared Elder: Steve M

Welcome to His Church at New River (HCNR). A freewill assembly.

A declared elder is simply one who represents a household. Most often, this household is a natural family, but other arrangements are also a household, and we each represent some aspect of a family ... even if you are single.

Diligence is surely a right step toward good health in your personal life and in your household. A lack of order in the home brings at least some disorder to an assembly of ones from different families, but that does not stop us from gathering. We gather to help one another. We learn together.

HCNR and the congregation it serves seek to learn about the will of our Creator. By grace from the Creator, we each may pursue a life of meaning, helping those around us in accordance to a practice of faith in what the Creator asks us to do. The office of HCNR and the congregation gathered around that office work for whatever the Creator perceives as peace on earth, goodwill toward men.

Biblical ideas are instructions which show the attentive individual how to be a living sacrifice. The bread from the Father in heaven, that is obtained by faith and through diligent efforts, is bread which can be "cast... upon the waters" (Eccl. 11:1), for purposes of the daily ministration (Acts 6:2). It is more blessed to give than to receive (Acts 20:35). Spirit-led principles drive effective ministry in His Church and among congregants who interact with His Church, including a ministry to help in cases of emergency. Principles of ministry include:

" ... given to hospitality" (Romans 12)
" ... edify one another" (Romans 14; I Thessalonians 5)
" ... consider one another to provoke unto love and to good works" (Hebrews 10)
" ... let us have grace" (Hebrews 13)
" ... edifying, that it may minister grace unto the hearers." (Ephesians 4)

" Help the widows and orphans (James 1;23)

Love (Greek word is agape): divine, self-sacrificial good works to serve and meet real needs of those around us; this type of love is gently flowing from a heart that is content to follow the Creator's design in all things. How many desire to be clothed with this love?

What is Hospitality? My studies indicate it is the result of doing justly, loving mercy, and walking humbly with your God in the presence of your fellow man (your neighbor). (see Micah 6:8)

His Church: A means of assembly, using ideas inspired from the Creator.

Each group which stands as a "His Church" includes aspects of a trust, using guidelines. It aims at providing help for more stability in personal lives and in communities.

In its practical aspects, a "His Church" is quite informal. It is where trust can be slowly built up, and team efforts can begin to happen for the sake of any whom the Spirit of God leads them to help. It works into a lifestyle, and it revives an ancient practice of caring for one another.

Other working groups

HHCBroadcasts
HHCBroadcasts ...Working to form a network of communications using the airways including all forms of radio broadcasts through networking.

HHC-Feast
Gathering of feast and festival promoters and organizers working together as a team for the King in service of the people.

HHCMovie
For video making of all sorts to get the message out to the world.

HHCPower
For research and information sharing of methods and means of producing alternative energy and fuel production for families and small communities.

Q and A
Questions and Answers Forum for working on making answers available for the hisholychurch.org Network

HHCroadways
To address transportation and traveling needs of members of the HHC Living Network. In charitable service of one to another.

HHCSeeds
HHC Seeds is a congregational faith-based seed sharing project where natural seeds are produced and shared like manna from the Kingdom of Heaven with other believers by faith, hope and charity.

HHCWiki
Wiki editors for preparingyou websites. This group can be used to communicate to all the editors of TheLivingNetwork.org wiki sites. It can help you train to become an editor which is very easy to begin and it can be used for developing educational programs like Moodle.

If you need help:

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 Douglas Scofield, Minister of Record<br>
-Croft Lake Lane<br>
+Pleasant Valley Rd<br>
-Bandon, Oregon 97411<br>
+Sweet Home, Oregon 97411<br>
-homeblessings[at]mercysmanna[dot]com<br>
+homeblessings[at]homeblessings[dot]com<br>
--three four seven -4226 (phone for home and His Church office)<br>
+- five 51 -  (phone for home and His Church office)<br>
 <br> <br>
-Declared Elder: Yoshiyuki Fukuyama <br>
 Declared Elder: SB<br>
-Declared Elder: Kari Hime<br>
+Declared Elder: James Williams<br>
-Declared Elder: Nathan Snow<br><br>
+Declared Elder: Steve M<br><br>
-Welcome to [[His Church at New River]]. This is a Kingdom of Heaven government office currently serving five Declared Elders, who are serving in their respective regions. The office reaches out to all whom God leads to seek after righteousness, from every walk of life. It is not only an office; it is a ministry and office for promoting health, education and welfare. <br>
+Welcome to [[His Church at New River]] (HCNR). A freewill assembly. <br>
-Declared Elders congregate according to their own free will, having elected their Minister of Record. Although each one desires to gather at a physical table, this assembly of Elders is separated by thousands of miles. This incurs challenges regarding fellowship, but our fervent love is not stopped by the fact of many miles between us. We rejoice testify of the Bread which affects our lives. May God bless the diligence of each one who brings "a psalm, ... a doctrine, ... a tongue, ... a revelation, ... an interpretation. Let all things be done unto edifying." (1Cor. 14:26) and vs.40  "Let all things be done decently and in order." <br>
+A declared elder is simply one who represents a household. Most often, this household is a natural family, but other arrangements are also a household, and we each represent some aspect of a family ... even if you are single. <br>
-Having been appointed to individually submit ourselves under the mighty hand of God in His Kingdom, we seek for one accord, with unity in spirit, centered around the will of our Creator. We take the Word of God for what it is, without twisting it to fit our preferences. Each of us are designated for service in the God-ordained family where God placed us (each natural family). Under God's umbrella of supreme authority, the office and the congregation join together to worship in the household of God, as parts of the body of Christ among the brethren which are known in such places as Tennessee, Iowa, California, Florida, Vermont and Missouri (just to name a few). <br>
+Diligence is surely a right step toward good health in your personal life and in your household. A lack of order in the home brings at least some disorder to an assembly of ones from different families, but that does not stop us from gathering. We gather to help one another. We learn together. <br>
-The bread that is by faith "cast... upon the waters" (Eccl. 11:1) is for the daily ministration (Acts 6:2). It is more blessed to give than to receive (Acts 20:35). Spirit-led principles drive effective ministry, including a ministry to help in cases of emergency:<br>
-" ... given to hospitality" <br>
+HCNR and the congregation it serves seek to learn about the will of our Creator. By grace from the Creator, we each may pursue a life of meaning, helping those around us in accordance to a practice of faith in what the Creator asks us to do.  The office of HCNR and the congregation gathered around that office work for whatever the Creator perceives as peace on earth, goodwill toward men.<br>
-" ... edify one another" <br>
-" ... consider one another to provoke unto love and to good works"<br>
+Biblical ideas are instructions which show the attentive individual how to be a living sacrifice. The bread from the Father in heaven, that is obtained by faith and through diligent efforts, is bread which can be "cast... upon the waters" (Eccl. 11:1), for purposes of the daily ministration (Acts 6:2). It is more blessed to give than to receive (Acts 20:35). Spirit-led principles drive effective ministry in His Church and among congregants who interact with His Church, including a ministry to help in cases of emergency. Principles of ministry include:<br>
-" ... let us have grace"<br>
-" ... edifying, that it may minister grace unto the hearers." <br>
+" ... given to hospitality" (Romans 12)<br>
+" ... edify one another" (Romans 14; I Thessalonians 5) <br>
+" ... consider one another to provoke unto love and to good works" (Hebrews 10)<br>
+" ... let us have grace" (Hebrews 13)<br>
+" ... edifying, that it may minister grace unto the hearers." (Ephesians 4)<br>
 <br>
-Love (agape): divine, self-sacrificial acts to serve and meet real needs. Love is the glory of God. <br>
+" Help the widows and orphans (James 1;23)<br><br>
+'''Love''' (Greek word is agape): divine, self-sacrificial good works to serve and meet real needs of those around us; this type of love is gently flowing from a heart that is content to follow the Creator's design in all things. How many desire to be clothed with this love?<br>
 <br>
-Hospitality (what is it?): Do justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with your God <br>
+'''What is Hospitality?''' My studies indicate it is the result of doing justly, loving mercy, and walking humbly with your God in the presence of your fellow man (your neighbor). (see Micah 6:8)<br>
 <br>
 <br>
-"But ye shall receive power, after that the Holy Ghost is come upon you: and ye shall be witnesses unto Me" <br>
 -----<br>
-Brother Scott's presentation (The First Trust, linked below) provides a clear and edifying view to help seeking souls understand what is a His Church and what are the responsibilities among God's people.
+His Church: A means of assembly, using ideas inspired from the Creator. <br>
-'''The First Trust''' [http://www.preparingu.com/wiki/images/5/58/SeekingPresentation.pdf]<br>
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-'''Creed of His Church at New River'''
+Each group which stands as a "His Church" includes aspects of a trust, using guidelines. It aims at providing help for more stability in personal lives and in communities.  <br>
-I believe there is one almighty, most high, creator of heaven and earth, from everlasting to everlasting. He is LORD the Son who was with the Father from the beginning brought forth, but not created. He is co-eternal with the Father and the Holy Spirit, co-creator, and co-sustainer of all things. He is life eternal. The most high is not one person in three manifestations: He is the persons of the father, the son, and the spirit, who are one but acting separately within the mystery of the oneness.
+In its practical aspects, a "His Church" is quite informal. It is where trust can be slowly built up, and team efforts can begin to happen for the sake of any whom the Spirit of God leads them to help. It works into a lifestyle, and it revives an ancient practice of caring for one another.<br>
-I believe in His will given to Adam in the garden, to dress it and to keep it (Genesis 2:15) in the faith of Abraham, the obedience of Isaac, the resolution of Jacob, the forgiveness of Joseph, and the sacrifice of Moses.
-I believe Jesus Christ became fully man, setting aside his glory, yet remaining God in his identity. I believe in his holy designation by John the Baptist, in his position as first-born among brethren, in his exalting as the highest son of David, in his anointing as heir to the throne, and in the proclamation of him by Pontius Pilate as king, sealed in his blood. He who died on the tree is of the one almighty, was resurrected on the third day, and ascended lawfully (he alone) as the highest judge seated at the right hand of the Father in the kingdom of heaven.
-I believe in the revelation of the Holy Spirit, in peaceful harmony with the revealed word of God in its original intent.
-I believe in:
-The appointment of His Church in service,
-The communion of saints in liberty,
-The forgiveness of transgressions in love,
-The rebirth of the souls given by God,
-The salvation which is available through Christ Jesus alone, and
-The profession of faith.
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