Horizon Christian Church was founded in April 1995 as a Fellowship of believers, under the shepherding of Jesus Christ. Our greatest desire is to know Christ and to be conformed to His likeness under the work of the Holy Spirit.

that the only basis for Christian fellowship is the love of Christ (agape), which supersedes any denominational differences and, without which, we do not have the right to call ourselves Christians.

that our worship to God should be spiritual. Therefore we are open and obedient to the guiding of the Holy Spirit in our worship to God.

that our worship to God should be inspired. Therefore we pay particular attention to spiritual music in our worship.

that our worship to God should be with meaning. Therefore in our worship we lay great stress on the study of God's Word, so that it would teach us how to worship.

that our worship to God should be fruitful. Therefore God's love in our lives should be the highest expression of the fact that we truly worship Him.

all the basics of Evangelical Christian Biblical teaching.

in the infallibility of Scripture as the Word of God and that the Old and New Testaments are God-inspired. The Bible is recognised by us as the unique authoritative source of truth about God, man and the relationship between them.

that God exists eternally in three separate persons in the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit.

that God is Father, transcendental and sovereign Creator of all.

that Jesus Christ is fully God and fully man, that He was born of a virgin, lived a sinless life, providing the possibility of the redemption of our sins by the means of His substitutionary death on the cross, that He was bodily resurrected by the power of the Holy Spirit and that He remains at the right hand of the Father, eternally living and interceding for us.

that after the ascension He poured out the Holy Spirit on the believers in Jerusalem, giving them the opportunity to fulfil His commission of the preaching of the Gospel to the whole world.

that all people, by their nature, are separated from God and carry the responsibility for their own sins but also that salvation, redemption and forgiveness are freely offered to them by the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ. At that moment, when a person confesses his sins and receives Jesus as his personal Saviour and Lord, trusting Him for salvation, this person receives new birth and is sealed by the Spirit, all his sins are forgiven and he becomes God's child, appointed to eternal life with the Lord.

in the gifts of the Holy Spirit, as referred to in Scripture and in their use today, if they are used according to Scripture. As believers we desire the greater gifts, seeking opportunities to practise them in love in a way that the body of Christ would be built up. We believe that love is even more important the more gifts are used and that using spiritual gifts without love is meaningless.

that the administration of the church should be simple and not bureaucratic and complex. We rely on the leading of the Holy Spirit rather than on man's wisdom.

for the rapture of the church before the start of the Great Tribulation and believe that the Second Coming of Christ with His saints to rule the world will be visible and start the millennial kingdom. This encourages us to live holy lives, worship sincerely, serve with dedication, study the Word carefully, regularly be in fellowship and practice water baptism for adults and Holy Communion.

to teach God's Word so that it is applicable to the life of every person and leads the person to reach maturity in Christ.

1) the point of view that a true Christian can be possessed by demons.
2) The "Five Statements of Calvinism" (i.e. there is no place for free will in life; the sacrifice of Christ was made for a limited number of people; the impossibility of refusing God's grace, which follows that God predestined some people for Hell).
3) "Positive confession" (the faith movement which claims that God can be governed by man's will in the aim of achieving miracles and healing).
4) human prophecy that contradicts Scripture.
5) the inclusion of humanistic or worldly psychology and philosophy in Biblical teaching.
6) the preference for practising the spiritual gifts in pursuit of feelings, excluding Biblical teaching.

are focussed on relationship with God by means of worship, prayer and study of God's Word. We study the Word both thematically and consecutively.

divorce as a drastic form of solving problems within the family. Therefore we call for patience in family relationships and for the fulfilment of each one's Biblical responsibilities within marriage.

abortion as a crime before God and man as we consider it to be the murder of the unborn child.

the receiving of traditional, professional medical help to be perfectly acceptable, including blood transfusions. We do not call our followers to actions which cause damage to health or which contain risk to life.

that it is possible for men, who have reached the appropriate age, to fulfil their national service.

that the existing authorities are established from God and therefore consider it our responsibility to submit to the authorities.