STATEMENTS

Into-2000

Our Vision

That during the new Millennium we will become an ever-growing District of committed and caring Brethren who will reach out to our community as an organisation who believe in the Reformed Faith and Civil and Religious freedom for all people.

Our Mission

As co-workers within the wider Orange Institution we seek to achieve, by God's Power and Prayer, our Vision by moulding all our members into fully devoted Brethren of our illustrious Institution.

Our Values

We believe that our purpose is:-

• To maintain the Christian faith by word and deed.
• To propagate and defend that faith which we have received from the Church of the New Testament through the faithfulness of the Protestant Reformers.
• That we are Christ-centred, Bible-based and Church-grounded.
• That the Christian Faith, Reformed and Protestant, will be preached and taught.
• That Civil and Religious liberty is maintained in Ulster.
• That the British connection be maintained.

Our Target

To steadily increase the number of our members actively involved in the daily life and witness of our Institution.

Our Aims

Leadership:

To ensure that all our Officers (both Private and District) receive regular relevant training and communication.

Membership:

To develop meaningful structures and communications which will produce dedicated members of the Institution.

Care:

To always analyse the needs of our members and community and respond in an appropriate way.

Education & Public Relations:

To develop and implement an ongoing strategy of outreach relevant to our community, based on mobilising our members and demonstrating practical concern.

Commitment:

To dedicate ourselves to radically increase public awareness of who we are and what we stand for, generated towards achieving our vision, aims, etc.