“My Lord and my God,” those were the words of Thomas when he saw the resurrected Jesus. This declaration, found in John 20:28, forms a cornerstone of the beliefs held by the Truelight Pentecostal Prayer House Church. They firmly believe in the Oneness of God, that Jesus is not a separate entity but the one true God, Jehovah, manifested in the flesh. This core belief distinguishes the Truelight Pentecostal Prayer House Church from other denominations that adhere to the Trinity doctrine. They find scriptural backing for their stance, pointing to verses that emphasize the singular nature of God and the divinity of Jesus. They argue that the concept of a triune God, while widely accepted, is a later theological construct not explicitly supported by the original teachings of the Apostles. The Truelight Pentecostal Prayer House Church bases its faith on a direct and unfiltered interpretation of the Bible, striving to follow the examples set forth in the Book of Acts.
Harrison Cemetery Plaque
Is it possible for a place to hold so much history in just one acre? You might not think so,