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Tenets & Our Beliefs



TENETS AND BELIEFS OF THE HOLY ORDER
In the Holy Order we belief in the use of consecrated oil, water, incense, candles, wearing of white garments and girdles. We also make use of Swords, Rod/Staff. We believe in drumming, clapping of hands, dancing: amongst our rituals are the washing of the Apostles feet, baptism by immersion and the Lord’s Supper or Communion. We recognize the payment of Tithes, Thanksgiving, Vows, Almsgiving and visioning/or messages.

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