Word of Peace Evangelistic Ministries (WOPEM) is a non – denominational ministry and it’s completely a nonprofit organization offering the word of truth to all and sundry, preaching the word of truth to a wide variety of faith backgrounds. No matter the race or color, region or ethnicity. WOPEM is committed to making the truth available to everyone. WOPEM started in 2003, although under a different name…Peace on Earth Ministries. WOPEM is registered and licensed to operate in the USA. WOPEM shall cooperate with many Christian denominations and ministerial fellowships to provide a primarily biblical teaching and aid to people in need, visits prisons to offer biblical teachings for reformation purpose, offer support for the orphans all over the world, organize youth conference and concerts with the primary aim of making the best of our youth, support for the less privileged, handicaps and destitute. Everyone is welcomed in the all-encompassing God given task and project of getting the truth of the Gospel to every door in every nation of the world, for by knowledge of the truth can the world witness peace again.

This is not intended to be a comprehensive statement of faith, but rather a guide to the doctrinal boundaries within which WOPEM functions. Those who share our spiritual identity will be generally familiar with the following terms, and will be able to fill in what is lacking.

We affirm the following:

• That the Bible is the Word of God, given and preserved for all generations. We believe it is accurate in all that it ultimately affirms, and is the authoritative standard by which we determine beliefs and conduct.
• That God exists as three persons: The Father, Jesus Christ His only Son our Lord, who offers saving grace to all, and the Holy Spirit who empowers men and women for service, and sanctifies them for God’s purpose.
• That nothing can replace the importance of the local church, which is the body of Christ on earth, in the program of God.
• That thru the “new birth” experience, brought about by genuine repentance of sin, confession of faith in Christ as personal Lord and Savior, and total surrender to him, a person becomes a part of the unified Church.
• That membership in the church is signified by joyful participation in its worship, fellowship, sacraments, witness, and by acceptance of its discipline.
• That the presence and use of the charismata is essential in the local church and in Christian ministry.
• That the victorious Christian life is built upon a proper understanding and exercise of the spiritual authority conveyed to the believer by the gift of righteousness.
• In the resurrection of the dead at Christ’s return, in the certainty of God’s judgment, and in the inescapable result of that judgment as foretold in the scripture for the just and the unjust.