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DESCRIPTION OF OUR LOGO
“ I can do all things through Christ who gives me strength.” Phil. 4:13
DESCRIPTION OF OUR OFFICIAL LOGO
Let it be known by all Pastors and members of our local and International
churches that our Official Logo is described as follow:
1- The Circle means that we will reach the World for Jesus to bring him back as
King.
2- The Dove means that we will be used by the Holy Spirit of God to do his work.
3- The Palms mean that we will celebrate Jesus and let him be known to all nations.
4- Phil. 4:13 is our verse adopted by the Mission. We can do all things through
Christ who gives us strength.
5- MOCOG means MOUNT OLIVES CHURCH OF GOD.
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Mailing Address: P.O Box 8427 West Palm Beach FL 33407
Phone: 561-305-5840 Emergency: 561-667-9052
Www.mocog.org
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OUR MISSION STATEMENT AND VISION “ I can do all things through Christ who gives me strength.” Phil. 4:13
MISSION STATEMENT
OUR MISSION IS TO OBSERVE AND TO MAKE OBSERVE THE ORDERS OF
THE GREAT COMMISSION MANDATED BY OUR LORD JESUS-CHRIST, TO
CREATE A SOCIETY OF CIVILIZED CITIZENS WHO ADOPT THE BIBLICAL
PRINCIPLES AND SHARE THEM ALL OVER THE WORLD TO BRING BACK
THE KING.
MATT 28:19 and MATT 24:14
OUR VISION STATEMENT
WITH THE POWER AND STRENGTH OF CHRIST IN US, WE ARE COMMITED
TO PLANT GREAT COMMISSION HEALTHY CHURCHES
THAT WILL HONOR JESUS-CHRIST
AS LORD, SAVIOR, AND THE KING TO COME BY PREACHING HIS WORD
TO PEOPLE OF ALL OVER THE WORLD.
NOTRE MISSION
Notre mission est d’observer et de faire observer les ordres de la Grande
Commission du Seigneur Jésus-Christ, de créer une société de citoyens civili-
sés qui adoptent les principes bibliques et qui les partagent à travers le mon-
de pour faire venir le Roi.
Mat. 28:19 Matt. 24:14
NOTRE VISION
Par la puissance et la force de Christ en nous, nous sommes disposes à plan-
ter des églises salutaires de la grande commission. Qui honoreront Jésus-
Christ Comme Seigneur, Sauveur, et le Roi qui vient en prechant sa parole a
tous les peoples du monde entier.
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MEET THE PRESIDENT
OF MOCOG
Rev. Jean Smith Soiro
President
THE REST OF THE BOARD
Rev. Josué Dufresne
Vice-President
Rev. Jn Licaneau Bonheur
Executive Secretary
Di. Jn Copinge Pierre Paul
Vice-Secretary
Rev. Charles Réjouis
Treasurer
Rev. Jerome H. Volcy
Vice-Treasurer
Rev. Testar St.Victor
General Inspector
Rev. Jean Anselme Louis
Advisor
Rev. Elie Dufresne
Advisor
Dear Friend or Potential Member,
If you hold this book in your hand right now, I must assume that you are a Leader of one of our churches, an official member or someone who is in-terested to become a member of our great move-ment of God. We are a group of loving people just like you who gather together to pursue a more inti-mate relationship with Jesus Christ. We stand in the power of God to bring forth his word to all nations as mandated by our Lord and Savior Jesus-Christ before his Ascension. We endeavor to work with our churches, our Christian friends, groups, Denomina-tions and individuals to do just that. We want your experience here among us at Mount Olives to be a great one that you will remember, and that all of us
will cherish.
As President of the Denomination, It gives me great pleasure to invite you to take your time to read the whole book and figure all that we are about, what we do, where we are operating and what you can do to encourage us in this great work of God. Under-standing the kind of work that is involved, you can automatically see that prayer is essential to be vic-torious, and the financial means to face the respon-sibilities ahead of us is crucial. Therefore, we rely on God’s providence and your generous support and contribution to carry out the mandate of our Lord Jesus-Christ. (Matt. 28:19-20). It would also be a blessing to get acquainted with you or to your church, as we are looking to partner with many friends all around the world. It is my prayer that you will find a great deal of interests in our spiritual movement and agree to come and work together with us taking the Good News to all nations to bring
back our King. (Matt. 24:14)
I sincerely look forward working with you, your Pas-tor and every Department of your church to promote and expand the Kingdom of Jesus– Christ, our Lord
and King do come.
Rev. Jean S. Soiro, President 5
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MEET THE COMPLETE BOARD OF MOCOG
Rev. Jn Smith Soiro Rev. Josue Dufresne Rev. Licaneau Bonheur
President Vice-President Secretary
Di. Copinge Jn Pierre-Paul Rev. Charles Rejouis Rev. Jerome H. Volcy
Assistant Secretary Executive Treasurer Assist. Treasurer
Rev. Testar St. Victor Rev. Elie Dufresne Rev. Jean Anselme Louis
General Inspector Chief Advisor Member at Large
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OUR SHORT HISTORY AS A DENOMINATION
It was in the year 1971, Under the counsel of Pastor Jean Ornan Laurore and Rev.
Wilner Rejouis, a group of Pentecostal Pastors founded an Organization bearing the
French name: IMMITATEURS DE JESUS-CHRIST which means JESUS IMMITATORS. In the
year 1975, the group left Brooklyn, NY where it was originated to move to New-Jersey.
Then, the group changed immediately to a church called “Pentecostal Church of God”.
The two courageous leaders and founders of the group, in occurrence, Rev. Jean Ornan
Laurore and Rev. Wilner Rejouis sensed a call of God to go down in Miami, Florida to con-
tinue the ministry and changed the name once again to “Mount Olives Church of God”.
By the end of the year 1979 to open 1980, As they left to expand God’s work in a new
State, they were replaced by Rev. Charles Rejouis who courageously carried the load to
hold fast the church left behind.
It was all the way on June 3rd, 1985 that a meeting of all the Leaders and Pastors came
to the table to analyze the many progresses made by our Pastors and leaders with the
first two (2) churches planted, that we came to the agreement to create a new Mission
that we all know today under the name of “Mission Mount Olives Church of God.”The
church was marching on, Rev. Charles Rejouis took on big responsibilities and challenged
the 50 baptized members to work hard to impact the community with Evangelization,
non-stop Christian activities, solid biblical teachings and faithful services which will re-
sult to a church of over 1500 members. That is why this is our Headquarter church lo-
cated at 24 Cleveland Street in New-Jersey.
By the grace and mercy of God, the group Missionary Men of the Church of God from the
Mother Church in Orange, New-Jersey went down to Haiti in 1986 to plant a new church
in Gazanges, Artibonite, North of Haiti. A year later in 1987, they went back to plant an-
other one in Chin Contant, La Gonave. And they kept coming down and planting
churches. Today, we are fully in operation with over 16 churches in the USA and with a
little over 40 churches in HAITI and a number of Elementary Schools in almost every ma-
jor towns of the country. We have established 6 different DISTRICTS which will grow
more and more in the near future. We just start working in Canada and in the Dominican
Republic.
All the glory be to God who has been so faithful to keep his work going and growing to
bring more souls to his Kingdom. We did good to stand on the word of God in Phillipians
4:13, believing that: “We can do all things through Christ who give us Strenght.”
Vistit our website at www.mocog.org for more info.
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OUR RELIGIOUS BELIEFS
Preamble
In order to establish and maintain a place for the worship of Almighty God, our heavenly Father, to make possible the fellow-
ship among those who share the same religious ideologies, or the Holy Spirit may be honored according to our distinctive
testimony; to take our share of the responsibility and privilege to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ by every means possible,
locally and in foreign countries, we are a local church that is part of the church God Mount of Olives, Inc.. and in communion
with it, and adoptions of the following articles about the church and we submit to be ruled by them.
Statement of Faith
As one Christian Assembly of New Testament believers, we, Church of God Mount of Olives, Inc.. Sign the following declara-
tion of the things that are certainly among us actually accepted beliefs (Luke 1:1), praying that there is no difference of belief
that is harmful or divisive to offend anyone, or disturbing the peace and harmony of the church, and so we all of one mind and
one judgment, and we all wanted the same language of love (1 Corint 1:10 ; Acts 2:42) and that we glorify God with one voice,
for the edification of his people, and as a Christian witness in the world.
The Holy Bible
We believe the Bible, consisting of sixty-six books of the Old and New Testaments, is the Word of God, inspired by the Holy
Spirit, without error in its original texts, and the sovereign authority in matters of faith and life.
The Trinity
Our God is a trinity in unity, manifested in three persons, Father, son and Holy Spirit. God is infinitely perfect, being co-
existing, co-equal and co-eternal in three persons.
God is the Father and it is greater than all. (John 14:28) the source of the Word (Logos) and life (John 16:28, John 1:14)
The son is begotten of the Father. He was conceived by the power of the Holy Spirit and the Virgin Mary. He died on the cross
on him just for the unjust as to justify the sacrifice men from their sins by his blood poured through.
The Holy Spirit is a Divine Person. He is the executive of the Trinity on earth, the Comforter sent by the Lord Jesus Christ as
promised.
God
We believe in one God eternally existing in three equal persons: Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
God the Father Creator
We believe in God the Father, Creator and Lord of all. He is the author of the plan of redemption for humanity accomplished
through His only Son Jesus Christ and he watches over his creation by his providence.
Jesus Christ
We believe in our Lord Jesus Christ, true God and true man. We believe in his miraculous birth from a virgin, his sinless life,
His atoning death, bodily resurrection, mediatorial ministry unique to the Father for the saints, his personal return to judge
and reign.
The Holy Spirit of God
We believe in the Holy Spirit who convicts the world of sin, regenerates the believer or the believer, unites him to Christ and
the seal or the day of redemption. Once the new birth, he remains in one who is saved by Jesus Christ, it’s team for the ser-
vice and sanctify or gradually.
Satan
We believe that Satan exists as an evil personality, the origin of sin and supreme enemy of God and man.
The Human Being
We believe that man was divinely created by God in his image. We believe he has sinned in Adam and Eve, so the physical
and spiritual death spread to all mankind so that all people are sinners, lost and separated from God by nature and by choice,
as God’s condemnation.
Redemption
We believe that by his death, Jesus Christ offered himself in atonement for the sins of humanity which fully satisfies God’s jus-
tice.
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“C’est la nouvelle Alliance en mon sang.” 1 Corinth. 11:25
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The Salvation of man
We believe that salvation is a gift of God’s grace available to all and to all under the atoning death of Christ, free and inde-
pendent of good works (fruit of salvation and not the means). Salvation is granted to anyone who trusts in Jesus Christ. We
believe that all those who are born of the Spirit of God shall be divinely preserved and finally perfected in the image of Jesus
Christ. It is by grace we are saved. Eph 2:8. All have sinned and come short of the glory of God. (Rom 3:23) The wages of sin
is death, but the gift of God that’s life eternal in Christ Jesus our Lord.
The Water Baptism
The water baptism is by immersion, and is a direct commandment of our Lord (Matt. 28:19, and is reserved for believers only.
The ordinance is a symbol of the Christian’s identification with Christ’s death, his burial and his resurrection. (Rom 6:4; Colos-
sians 2:12, Act 8:36-39)
Dation on the following formula of water baptism is adopted as a witness: “On the confession of your faith in the Lord Jesus
Christ, the son of God, and by his authority. A simple statement like this is perfect “I baptize you in the name of Father, son
and Holy Spirit, Amen”
The Baptism of the Holy Spirit
The Baptism of the Holy Spirit and fire (Matt 3:11) is a gift of God promised by the Lord Jesus Christ to all believers of this dis-
pensation, and it is recovered after the new birth (John 14:16-17 ) The Baptism of the Holy Spirit is accompanied by the speak-
ing in other tongues as the Spirit gives utterance, as the first physical sign and obvious. Act. 2:4
Sanctification
The Bible teaches that without holiness no man can see the Lord (Heb. 12:14) We believe in the doctrine of sanctification as a
work defined, although gradual grace. It begins at the time of regeneration and continuing until the consummation of salva-
tion. Heb 13:12; 2 Thess. 2:13 … etc. We also firmly believe that Biblical marriage has to do with a man and a woman as initi-
ated by God the Father. We do not believe in same sex marriages. 2 Corint. 6 and Ephes. 6
The Last Supper
The order of the Lord’s Supper is a commandment of our Savior, and being a commemoration of his death and resurrection, it
is strictly limited to Christian believers 1 Cor 11:27. Time and the number of times it can be observed are left to the discretion
of each congregation (1 Corint 11:26)
Only the non-fermented grape juice, the fruit of the vine, as recommended by our Lord Matthew 26:29, Mark 14:22, Luke
22:18) Utilize must be observing this ordinance.
The Washing of the Feet
Foot washing is recognized among the believers as a Christian practice, and time, and how many times it can be observed
are at the discretion of each congregation and their leader. (John 13)
The Ministry
God the Holy Spirit, has called those he really wants to serve as evangelists, pastors, and doctors, and they recovered the one
who called them talents and special gifts for this position or the position (Ephesians 4:11,13)
The Universal Church
We believe that the set of all those regenerated by the Holy Spirit and committed to Jesus Christ, their Savior, Lord and Head
unique is the universal Church. It finds its visible expression in local churches and ministries whose objectives are to worship
God, to glorify and proclaim the Good News of salvation to all peoples.
Divine Healing
Healing is for physical illnesses of the human body and is operated by the power of God through the prayer of faith, and by
the laying on of hands (Mark 16:18, Jacques 5:14-15) and was made possible through the Atonement of Christ, and is available
to all who truly believe.
The Return
We believe in the personal and imminent return of Jesus Christ. We believe in the resurrection of all human beings, the saved
and saved for eternal life, the lost and lost to judgment and everlasting punishment.
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LOCAL BYLAW OF OUR CHURCH
Le pasteur principal
Le Pasteur Fondateur de l’Eglise présentera au membress du comité puis aux members de l’Eglise le nom de celui
qu’il juge apte à devenir pasteur dans cette Église. Le comité et les members feront leur choix par vote. Seul le
candidat qui aura été approuvé par le Pasteur Fondateur sera désigné comme Pasteur de l’Eglise. Au moment de sa
nomination par le directeur du district, le pasteur et sa femme deviennent membres de la dite Église s’ils n’y
étaient pas au-paravant. Un Pasteur peut démissionner en avisant de ses intentions le directeur du district et le
Comité de l’Eglise. Le Président doit tout approuver et faire signer les documents nécessaires. Aucun Pasteur est
maitre et Seigneur d’une église et de ses biens. Mais, il est le géant de toute l’Eglise et de tous ses biens. L’Eglise
gardera toujours ses biens même sous une autre administration pastorale. La Mission Eglise de Dieu Mont des
Oliviers détient le pouvoir de regagner tous les biens de l’Eglise pour les préserver contre des leaders qui veulent
se soustraire de son administration. En étant le berger de l’Eglise, tous les autres leaders et members doivent se
soumettre devant lui pour l’avancement du travail de Dieu. La division ne sera pas encouragée sous aucune forme
au profit des intérêts matériels et mesquins.
Les pasteurs (autres que principal) et les ouvriers détenant un permis
Dans le cas d’Églises à personnel multiple, le pasteur principal, en consultation avec le directeur du district, recom-
mandera au comite executive de la mission des noms d’ouvriers qu’il jugera aptes à être pasteurs ou à exercer
quelque autre ministère dans l’Église. Tout ouvrier détenant un permis sera désigné par le pasteur principal, con-
voqué par le comite executif et nommé par le directeur du district. Au moment de sa nomination, l’ouvrier ainsi
que son épouse deviennent membres de l’Église. Seul le Président peut ordonner une telle action. L’ouvrier peut
démissionner en avisant de ses intentions le pasteur principal et le directeur du district et, par l’intermédiaire du
pasteur, le Conseil des anciens. Le Conseil des anciens, conjointement avec le Pasteur principal, peut demander la
démission des ouvriers mentionnés.
Les diacres et les diaconesses
Des diacres et des diaconesses peuvent être nommés en qualité d’assistants des anciens dans la direction de
l’Église. Les candidats retenus au poste de diacre ou de diaconesse devront satisfaire aux critères bibliques. Si la
performance des diacres ou diaconesses ne contribue pas au developpement de l’Eglise, le Responsable peut libre-
ment décharger ses members de leur responsabilites. Le Pasteur est le seul qui doit autoriser le placement des
Diacres et Diaconesses. Mais, la mission doit s’engager de leur prestation ou ordination.
Les Organisations
Des organisations et des comités conçus pour édifier l’Église en vue du ministère et de l’évangélisation seront
établis sous l’autorité du Cp,ote Executif. Là où cela s’applique, ces organisations et comités seront régis par les
articles ou les règlements de la présente Constitution.
La conférence missionaire
Une conférence missionnaire mettant l’accent sur les fondements bibliques du travail missionnaire se tiendra Deux
fois chaque année, conjointement avec le programme de croisade que nous tenons aux USA et en Haiti. Cette con-
férence visera à stimuler l’intérêt pour l.’oeuvre d’évangélisation mondiale de l’Église, à la soutenir par la prière, à
recruter des ouvriers et à obtenir des promesses de soutien par la foi. Toutes les eglises de l’Alliance doivent se
réjoindre annuellement pour ce travail de formation.
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LES PROPRIÉTÉS ET LES REGISTRES
A . Les propriétés
Des propriétés peuvent être acquises, vendues, améliorées ou hypothéquées, sur ordre des membres de l’Église,
par l’intermédiaire du Conseil des anciens, avec l’approbation du Comité exécutif de la Mission Eglise de Dieu
Mont des Oliviers après contact direct avec le Pasteur. Les Biens de l’Eglise resteront les biens de l’Eglise.
Quand une église cesse d’operer comme EGLISE DE LA Mission Eglise de Dieu Mont des Oliviers , tous les
biens, propriétés, régistres, maisons ou fonds financiers, doivent être remis à la dite mission pour pouvoir con-
tinuer l’oeuvre évangélique et de développement à laquelle elle se donne en entier. Ce qui veut dire, si l’Église
devait cesser d’exister comme personne morale, alors toutes les propriétés, tous les biens et toutes les dépen-
dances que possède l’Église deviendraient la propriété de la Mission Eglise de Dieu Mont des Oliviers ou du
district dans la juridiction duquel se trouve la présente Église ou auquel elle est légalement affiliée. Si une dette
existe, elle doit être payée à l’organisation mère avant de couper les liens avec elle.
B . Les régistres
Les régistres officiels de tous les responsables de l’Église et de tous ses ministères sont la propriété de l’Église
locale. Tous les registres des comptes seront vérifiés au moins une fois l’an, ou plus souvent, si le Conseil des
anciens en donne instruction. En cas de décès ou de démission du titulaire d’un poste, ou advenant l’élection ou
la nomination d’un successeur, tous les régistres courants nécessaires à l’accomplissement de sa tâche seront
remis au secrétaire du Conseil des anciens. Tous les régistres autres que «courants» seront déposés dans un cof-
fre de sécurité choisi par le Conseil des anciens. L’Eglise est responsable de la surete des régistres. Un rapport
doit être remis mensuellement au Directeur du District ou au tresorier qui recevra la contribution mensuelle.
C . Le comité et la mise en candidature
Le Comité de mise en candidature comprendra le pasteur principal et un minimum de quatre membres représen-
tant à parts égales le Conseil des anciens et l’assemblée des membres; le nombre maximum est défini par les
règlements intérieurs de l’Église. Le pasteur principal, ou quelqu’un nommé par lui, sera président de ce comité.
Les membres seront élus par scrutin secret par le Conseil des anciens et par l’assemblée des membres au moins
trois mois avant la réunion annuelle. Dans les cas où seul le nombre requis est nommé, le scrutin peut être annulé
par un vote acquis à l’unanimité.
D . Les Elections sont encourages dans les eglises
Tous les leaders de l’Eglise et du comité sont élus pour 2 ans. Sauf le Pasteur de l’Eglise est élu une fois pour
toutes. Il perdera sa place en cas d’infidélité, mort, démission ou révocation par le comité ou le Président de la
Mission. Tout Pasteur doit avoir un license renouvable chaque année. Si le Pasteur est fondateur de l’oeuvre, il
ne peut pas etre revoqué de son poste par une mission, un district, ou un comité. Les révoltants n’auront qu’à se
transformer en un autre groupe comme le Pasteur est aussi libre de donner sa demission. Ce, dans l’esprit de ne
pas créer des Achans, des Tobija et des Saballats dans l’Eglise qui accuseraient un serviteur de Dieu pour regag-
ner sa place et se nourrir de ses oeuvres. La mission peut aussi reclamer la demission d’un Pasteur de son poste
suivant le cas en face. (Principes sur la discipline de l’Eglise et de la mission)
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LES DEVOIRS DES RESPONSABLES
1- Le pasteur.
Le pasteur sera responsable de la surveillance générale de l.Église, et ce, conjointement avec le Directeur du district. Il
sera président du Comité consultatif et membre d’office de tous les comités. Quand l.Église n’aura pas de pasteur, l’oeu-
vre sera sous la surveillance du directeur du district. Ce dernier désignera pour le Comité consultatif un président par
intérim qui présidera les séances d’affaires. Un Pasteur sera envoyé pour les services sacrés de l’Eglise. En cas de
meurtre, Seul le comité executif de la Mission Eglise de Dieu Mont des Oliviers peut faire choix de quelqu’un comme
Pasteur suivant la récommendation et le souhait du Pasteur Fondateur de L’Eglise et le comite en place.
2- Le secrétaire aux finances.
Le secrétaire aux finances aidera le trésorier à compter tout l’argent, à l.exception des offrandes personnelles et
désignées spécialement pour le soutien du pasteur. Il tiendra des relevés séparés de tous les reçus.
3- Le trésorier.
Le trésorier percevra tout l.argent de l.Église. Il se chargera de régler toutes les factures, sur ordre du Comité consulta-
tif ; il tiendra à jour tous les livres de comptabilité et conservera toutes les factures, pièces justificatives, reçues ou quit-
tances. Le directeur du district désignera l.endroit où seront gardés les fonds de l.Église. Le trésorier percevra aussi tous
les dons destinés aux missionnaires et les fera parvenir chaque mois au Tresorier. L’ Église délivrera aux donateurs initi-
aux des reçus individuels. L.argent destiné aux missions sera envoyé au Bureau national au plus tard le 25 de chaque
mois avec un rapport écrit des rentrées et sorties des fonds de l’Eglise. La forme est en ligne sur www.mocog.org.
4- Le secrétaire Exécutif.
Le secrétaire sera responsable de la rédaction des procès.verbaux des réunions du Comité consultatif et de la tenue à jour
de la liste officielle des membres. Une copie de ces documents sera remise au pasteur et au Directeur du district.
5– L’affiliation.
La présente Église est rattachée et subordonnée à La Mission Eglise de Dieu Mont des Oliviers avec son siege a Or-
ange, NEW-JERSEY. L’Eglise donne tous ses rapports à la tresorerie de l’office Nationale qui réprésente la mission
Mission Eglise de Dieu Mont des Oliviers comme Headquarter. L’Eglise a droit au support de cette organisation et
du district selon ses capacites pour la poursuite de l’oeuvre évangélique visant à faire des disciples à travers tout le
monde. Toute edifice, office, place d’adoration et biens materiels d’une eglise demeurent les biens du Royaume de Dieu
et consequemment les affaires de la Mission de l’Eglise de Dieu Mont des Oliviers pour la poursuite de l’oeuvre Evan-
gelique.
Si quelqu’un aimerait devenir membre d’une Eglise de la Mission Eglise de Dieu Mont des Oliviers, il doit se faire
munir d’une lettre de son ancienne église déclarant qu’il ou elle etait un membre en bonne et due forme. Autrement, le
candidat passera six mois suivis avant d’être accepté comme membre officiel de l’Eglise.
“ I can do all things through Christ who gives me strength.” Phil. 4:13
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“ I can do all things through Christ who gives me strength.” Phil. 4:13
Politique uniforme
Quiconque veut être membre d’une Église locale de la Mission Eglise de Dieu Mont des Oliviers doit ac-
cepter de se soumettre à L’autorité que détient cette Église en matière d’application de mesures disciplinaires à
l’égard de ses membres selon la présente politique uniforme. Si un membre (ou des membres) d’une Église
locale est l’objet d’allégations selon lesquelles il aurait violé certains principes bibliques, une vérité doctrinale
ou les règles de bonne conduite chrétienne, il (ou elle) peut faire l’objet de la procédure d’enquête et de me-
sures disciplinaires stipulés après.
L’expression « violation de principes bibliques », telle qu’utilisée par Mission Eglise de Dieu Mont des Oliv-
iers comprend, mais ne se limite par à, toute activité sexuelle en dehors du mariage hétérosexuel monogame,
tout harcèlement sexuel et toute agression sexuelle, l.homosexualité, tout détournement de fonds, toute mal-
honnêteté ou fraude en affaires et dans des transactions légales, et toute culpabilité d’ordre criminel.
LES ÉGLISES ASSOCIÉES
Toute Église qui ne fait pas partie de la Mission Eglise de Dieu Mont des Oliviers et qui désire s’associer à
nous peut négocier avec le Comite du district et le district avec le Comité exécutif de la mission pour établir
une telle relation aux conditions établies ci.dessous. L.Église non-membre devra :
1. Faire appel, par l’intermédiaire du directeur du district, à un pasteur dûment accrédité par Mission Eglise
de Dieu Mont des Oliviers ; L’Eglise portera le Nom de Eglise de Dieu Mont des Oliviers de La zone
ou elle est établie.
2. Tenir, une fois l’an, conjointement avec les tournées missionnaires dans le District local une conférence
missionnaire mettant l’accent sur le fondement scripturaire de l’oeuvre missionnaire ; dans le cadre de la con-
férence missionnaire, chercher à promouvoir l’intérêt, à susciter la prière, à recruter des ouvriers et à recevoir
des promesses par la foi pour l’oeuvre mondiale D’évangélisation ;
3. Adopter un accord écrit approuvé par la Mission Eglise de Dieu Mont des Oliviers et par le Comité exécu-
tif du district, accord qui sera réévalué; un interview sera tenu avec le Président pour évaluation et acceptation.
Une license pastorale sera remise après approbation qui sera renouvelée chaque année. Il faut obligatoirement
en main une license de la Mission pour être considéré comme Pasteur d’une église de la Mission.
4. Offrir au pasteur les moyens d’assister à la Conférence du district, à d’autres réunions du district et à
l.Assemblée générale ;
5. Contribuer régulièrement au fonds d’exploitation de la Mission Eglise de Dieu Mont des Oliviers et en
présentant un rapport mensuel des activités de l’Eglise. La forme des rapports de l’Eglise se trouve sur le site
web de la mission : www.mocog.org.
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LES CONDITIONS A REMPLIR POUR ETRE MEMBRE
D’UNE EGLISE DE DIEU MONT DES OLIVIERS
“ I can do all things through Christ who gives me strength.” Phil. 4:13
Pourquoi et comment être membre?
Étant déjà membre du Corps de Christ (Église Universelle) et fréquentant déjà une église, la question se pose. Pour-
quoi en devenir membre et quelle est la signification spirituelle de cet acte.
Devenir membre de notre eglise signifie:
Que je reconnais l'importance de l'église locale dans le plan de Dieu (Tite 1.5; Actes 15:41)
Que je m'identifie au corps de Christ en m'attachant à une partie visible du corps (église locale) dans un endroit
spécifique (1 Corinthiens 1.27)
Que j'appartiens à une assemblée qui se donne la responsabilité de l'édification et de la croissance mutuelle
dans le Seigneur (1 Pierre 2.5)
Que je m'engage à servir Christ et son Corps dans et à travers de l'église locale que j'ai choisie
(Éphésiens 4.12,13)
Que je m'engage à soutenir son église et son ministère par ma présence, ma participation et mes prières
(Hébreux 10.25; 1 Corinthiens 12.7; Éphésiens 6.18)
Que je reconnais que la soumission mutuelle et la soumission aux personnes placées en autorité sont une pro-
tection pour ma vie spirituelle (Éphésiens 5.21; Hébreux 13.17)
Que j'accepte la confession de foi, la mission et la structure fonctionnelle de l'église que j'ai choisie.
Que je peux participer aux prises de décision et à la bonne marche de mon église en assistant aux réunions des
membres et aux autres activités. (Éphésiens 4.16)
Si vous êtes un(e) croyant(e), baptisé(e) et que vous êtes en accord avec tous nos principes:
vous êtes invité à envisager la possibilité de devenir membre.
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OUR INTERNATIONAL WORKS
REACHING THE WORLD FOR JESUS-CHRIST!
1. Preaching
2. Teaching Theology – Leadership seminary
3. Training of all kinds (Special sessions to different groups)
4. Preventions Building (HIV, Teen pregnancy, drugs, etc)
5. Equipping Lay-Leaders (making new disciples, church Planting)
6. Clothing the poor (Sending clothes from the USA to the needy group any-
where)
7. Feeding the hungry ( Always doing that in Haiti specially)
8. Repairing homes (Helping affected families with their homes)
9. Sending children to schools ( Many parents in Haiti specially cannot send
their kids to school)
10. Counseling families in difficulties (fighting divorce and poverty, family
division and hardships)
11. Planting Churches (or we will just partner with other churches to expand
the word of God)
12. Observe the state of health of people in the mountains of Haiti.(Medical
clinic to help women and children specially)
WE NOW AT WORK IN HAITI, CANADA, THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC,
AND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. WE PLAN TO REACH THE
WHOLE WORLD FOR JESUS-CHRIST. WE PROMOTE:
MISSION
DEVELOPMENT
EDUCATION
CONTRIBUTION
CHURCH PLANTING
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OUR INTERNATIONAL WORKS
DISTRICT OR
COUNTRY
DIRECTOR IN CHARGE NUMBER OF
CHURCHES
CONTACT
INFORMATION
Ontario, Canada Pasteur Felisme 1 613-407-4375
Dominican Rep. Pierre Michael Alexandre 1 809-777-7586
DISTRICT WEST 1
PORT AU PRINCE
HAITI
Rev. Fritznor Exilus 6 509-3758-7326
DISTRICT WEST 2
LA GONAVE HAITI
Vacant Pour le moment 6 509-3770-0779
DISTRICT NORTH
ARTIBONITE HAITI
Rev. Yves Manasse 8 509-3633-2398
DISTRICT NIPPES Rev. Marc Attis 4 509-3724-5308
DISTRICT VOL-
DROGUE
JEREMIE, HAITI
Rev. Jean Fiole Honore 7 509-4676-1765
DISTRICT GUINO-
DE JEREMIE, HAITI
Rev. Pierre Salvonore Jac-
ques
7 509-3758-8178
8 Districts Over 45
churches
OUR INTERNATIONAL FIELDS OF OPERATION
So far, our young Denomination is operating in HAITI, in Canada and the Dominican Re-
public. We are striving to work with other leaders in different countries as our Lord and
Savior Jesus-Christ will direct us to do so. Please feel free to
contact us and allow us to review your credentials and know in
what way we would be able to work together to further God’s
Kingdom.
HERE IS THE LIST OF OUR DISTRICTS AND
THEIR INFORMATIONS
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LIST OF CHURCHES OF OUR MISSION IN THE USA
MIAMI, FLORIDA Mount Olives Church of God
9800 NW 7th Ave Miami FL 33138
Rev. Josue Dufresne – Rev. Joel Thelusfort
305-495-7289 – Cell 305-510-9893
MIAMI, FLORIDA 1648 NW 7th Ave Miami FL 33150
Mailing Address: 205 NE 87th st Miami FL 33138 -305-769-
3356 – cell 786-285-5177 – 305-305-8604
Past Jean Ornan Laurore
Rev. Jerome H. Volcy
NEW-YORK, NY Mount Olives Church of God
75 Clarkson Ave Brooklyn NY 11226
718-826-1518 -973-704-5122
Rev. Testar St. Victor – Rev. Jean R. Desinor
Email: [email protected] http://
www.myheart4haiti.org
WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA Mount Olives church of God World Ministries, Inc— 412
23rd street
West Palm Beach, FL 33407
561-667-9052 – 561-328-8283
Rev. Jean Smith Soiro
Email: [email protected]
UNION, NEW-JERSEY Mount Olives church of God
829 Salem Road
Union NJ 07083
732-735-2693
Rev. Jean Licaneau Bonheur
ORANGE, NEW-JERSEY Headquater Mount Olives Church of God
24 Cleveland Street Orange NJ o7o5o
973-672-3310 – 973-243-9349
Rev. Charles Rejouis – Rev. Joseph M. Fleurimond
Website : http://www.montdesoliviers.com
PENSYLVANIA
Pocono Mount Olives Church of God
2060A Tanite Road Stroudsburg, Pa
Rev. Wag-Mar Francois – Church Planter
(570)588-0998 - (570)424-3323 - (570)588-3474
[email protected]. http://
www.poconochurch.com
PHILADELPHIA, PENSYLVANIA
Mount Olives Church of God
429 Paul Street Philadelphia, PA 19124
267-338-8883
Rev. Elie Dufresne
LAWRENCEVILLE, GEORGIA Mount Olives Church of God
560 Chapel walk Lane
Lawrenceville, GA 30045—678-600-0709
Rev. Jean Anselme Louis
ACWORTH, GEORGIA Mount Olives Church of God
5065 Sherokee Street Acworth, GA 31001
Rev. Reneau Luzincourt
678-651-9042
AUSTIN, TEXAS Mount Olives church of God
15306 Patrica Street Austin TX 78728
973-592-5179 Rev. Harry Jean
HOUSTON, TEXAS Mount Olives Church of God
13003 Bissonnet Houston, TX 77099
281-495-3446 Rev. Matthieu Forestal
KISSIMMEE, FLORIDA Mount Olives church of God of Kissimmee
1164 East Donegan Ave Kissimmee FL 34744
Rev. Joel Jean 407-556-4943
ORLANDO, FLORIDA Mount Olives Church of God
4437 Old Winter Garden Road Orlando FL 32811
321-442-4522 Rev. Jean Elie Merjuste
VIRGINIA Mount Olives Church of God
1015 Moormane Ave Roanoke VA 24026
Rev. Antoine Fontus 540-339-4191
THESE ARE OUR 15 MINISTIES NOW
IN THE USA. WE LOOK FORWARD
PLANTING NEW ONES.
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OUR DIFFERENT MINISTRIES AND COMMITTEES
NOTE: THESE ARE VOLUNTEER WORKS NOT PAID POSITIONS WITH MOCOG
You must be a Baptized member of a Mount Olives Church to apply for some of these Positions. We are looking to
partner with groups, Organizations or Individuals who would like to help us fulfill our calling. We are so open to make
progress and mean business about Soul-Winning to plant as many churches that we can throughout the world.
Please click on the Position to see its description.
DIRECTOR OF MOUNT OLIVES MEN
This person is in charge of all the men in every single church throughout the Mission, locally and internationally. He
is able to form his own committee of 4 members: An assistant, a Secretary and a Treasurer. The board must be sub-
mitted to the Executive Board for final approval. He must be able to call for a National Activity on a yearly basis and
encourage fellowship among all the men of the mission. He must have past experience to qualify. He must be able to
travel if needed. Must be fluent in English and baptized member of one of our churches. Must be able to use a com-
puter and have team-player spirit. Please apply directly by clicking on contact us.
DIRECTOR OF MOUNT OLIVES WOMEN
This person is in charge of all the Women in every single church throughout the Mission, locally and internation-
ally. She is able to form his own committee of 4 members: An assistant, a Secretary and a Treasurer. The board must
be submitted to the Executive Board for final approval. He must have passed experience to qualify. He must have past
experience to qualify. She must be able to call for a National Activity on a yearly basis and encourage fellowship
among all the women of the mission. She must be willing to travel as needed and influence other women. Must be
fluent in English and baptized member of one of our churches. Must be able to use a computer and have team-player
spirit. Please apply directly by clicking on contact us.
DIRECTOR OF MOUNT OLIVES YOUTH
This person is in charge of all the youth in every single church throughout the Mission, locally and internationally. He
or she is able to form his own committee of 4 members: An assistant, a Secretary and a Treasurer. The board must be
submitted to the Executive Board for final approval. He must have a good way with young people, active and very
challenging. He or she must have past experience to qualify. He must be willing to travel if it becomes necessary. He
or she must be able to call for a National Activity on a yearly basis and encourage fellowship among all the youth of
the mission. Must be fluent in English and baptized member of one of our churches. Must be able to use a computer
and have team-player spirit. Please apply directly by clicking on contact us.
DIRECTOR OF MOUNT OLIVES CHILDREN
This person is in charge of all the kids in every single church throughout the Mission, locally and internationally. He
or she is able to form his own committee of 4 members: An assistant, a Secretary and a Treasurer. The board must be
submitted to the Executive Board for final approval. He must know about kids ministry, know how to maintain and
challenge kids. He or she must have past experience to qualify He or she must know about picnic, toys, and kids ac-
tivities. He or she must be able to call for a National Activity on a yearly basis and encourage fellowship
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OUR DIFFERENT MINISTRIES AND COMMITTEES
DIRECTOR OF PROGRAMS/PLANIFICATION
This specific person will be in charge of preparing and programming all events and activities of the Mission
including all meetings of the Board. He or she will contact the board members and set everything up. He or
she will be in direct contact with the Director of Medias for advertising materials or programs. All plans are
under direct approval of the president. He or she must be able to use emails and very knowledgeable with
arrangements and receptions. Must be baptized and a member of one of the Mount Olives Churches and will-
ing to be a team-player.
DIRECTOR OF MEDIA/DISTRIBUTION
This person will be in charge to portray good images of the Mission through Media. All printing materials will
carry the logo and the name of the Mission Mount Olives church of God before distribution. All final printing
and materials will be approved by the President. He or she can set his own assistant to help with his re-
sponsibilities. He or she must be able to use emails and very knowledgeable with arrangements and recep-
tions. Must be baptized and a member of one of the Mount Olives Churches and willing to be a team-player.
DIRECTOR OF FUNDRAISING/DONATIONS
This leader of our Mission will contact sponsors and members to raise fund for Missionary purposes. All
funds will be sent directly to the Mission Treasurer at our Headquarter Church in Orange NJ. He or she will
keep a good count of all entrees. A monthly report is necessary to the Executive Board. This person can
pick someone else to help as Assistant. Must be able to use emails and very knowledgeable with arrange-
ments and receptions. Must be baptized and a member of one of the Mount Olives Churches and willing to
be a team-player.
DIRECTOR OF MISSION
This person will represent the Denomination in the mission field. He will accompany our missionaries to
each trip. He must be Bilingual to translate and preach with the missionaries. He can select an Assistant and
a Secretary and submitted their names for final approval of the Board. He will work directly with the Director
of Media for brochures and needed materials for mission. He shall be able to use computers and emails.
Must be baptized and a member of one of the Mount Olives Churches and willing to be a team-player.
DIRECTOR OF DISASTER RELIEF/HUMANITARIAN SERVICES
This person will work directly with the Mission Director and submit to him for material distribution in the
mission field. He or she must know about shipping and handling. Must be baptized and a member of one of
the Mount Olives Churches and willing to be a team-player. Any Christian baptized with expertise in this field
can come and work with us and does not have to be a member of Mount Olives churches.
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OUR DIFFERENT MINISTRIES AND COMMITTEES
DIRECTOR OF EVANGELIZATION/ ACTIVITES
With the help of the Pastor of the church in need, the Director will get somebody to work with in order to bring
up the church membership. He must be willing to travel to spent time with a church and help bringing it up
with membership. The Media Director will help with materials and brochures for the job. He will work with the
church planter to plant churches in places that have been evangelized without one of our churches. He must
be able to use emails and computers. Must be baptized and a member of a Christian church and willing to be a
team-player.
DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT
He or she will be in charge of all the projects of MOCOG and work with the fundraiser to locate funding for
such projects. He or she will make plans, inventories and projection of costs. He will report to the board for
final approval. He or she can freely get an Assistant with construction background. He or she must be willing
to travel. He or she must be able to use emails and computers. Must be baptized and a member of a Christian
church and willing to be a team-player.
DIRECTOR OF INTERCULTURAL MINISTRIES
Mission Mount Olives is not been involved with other ethnic groups. This individual called to this position will
introduce the denomination to Spanish, English and French churches everywhere in the world. He or she will
deal with these new groups locally and internationally working directly under the Vice-President. He or
she must be able to use emails and computers. Must be baptized and a member of a Christian church and will-
ing to be a team-player. Preference will be given to a member of any church of MOCOG.
DIRECTOR OF INTERNATIONAL MINISTRIES
He or she will oversee the International churches. He or she will deal with their needs and their projects. He or
she will work directly with the Development and the Mission Directors. He or she must be able to use emails
and computers. Must be baptized and a member of a Christian church and willing to be a team-player.
DIRECTOR OF LEGAL SERVICES/REPRESENTATION
Mission Mount Olives will get two or three Lawyers who will work to represent the denomination in legal mat-
ters. He or she can be a member of our church or else. The Lawyer works directly with the Board.
CPA- ACCOUNTANT
He must be able to use emails and computers. Must be baptized and a member of a Christian church and will-
ing to be a team-player. He works directly with the Treasurer and give report as needed.
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PROJECTS OF OUR ADMINISTRATION
With the new staff, Mission Mount Olives Church of God will experience
new days. By the power and strength of God in us and with us, we make big
plans and vow to see great successes. God is good and we will stand on his
word to see these projects and plans come to pass.
1- The greatest Pastoral movement – training and approaches for church growth, organi-
zation and structure to be done before our Convention this year.
2- Affiliation Certificate and Official Letter to all churches to post on site, new Licenses to
all Pastors, Operational manual to each church and brochures to be done before this
year convention.
3- Organization and structure of all the churches in Haiti, Canada and the Dominican Re-
public. Establishment of Districts and division of churches to be completed this year.
4- Official Office of the Mission in Haiti and missionary housing when doing missionary
works to be completed.
5- Documentation of all churches, Official documents to Pastors, Credentials, Studies,
Education, Preparation and training of all Haitian Pastors to serve effectively in their
churches to be completed by July 2013
6- Another 20 to 30 churches to be planted in Haiti or Affiliated with MOCOG in the next
four years.
7- Another 10-20 churches to be planted or affiliated with MOCOG in the next four years
in the USA.
8- We are looking to add 20 to 30 churches or more in the next 4 years to our Denomina-
tion.
9- We will inspect every church in Haiti, document them, build at least a toilet for each
one and do repair in others according to what the Lord will provide for us in the next
four years. We will build a total of 30 toilets in 30 churches by the next 3 years.
WE ARE HOPING TO HAVE YOU TO JOIN US
IN THIS JOURNEY TO TAKE MISSION MOUNT
OLIVES CHURCH OF GOD
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MUCH MORE PLANS OF OUR ADMINISTRATION
“ I can do all things through Christ who gives me strength.” Phil. 4:13
10- We will put a boat on the sea to transport people or missionaries from CAR-
RIESSE, HAITI to LA GONAVE, HAITI. The profit will serve for church development
in the land. We dream to have it in place by the end of 2013 or before it. Donation of
a boat is welcome for the work of God.
11- We will put a truck in Haiti that will help with transportation of missionaries and
other mission needs. A pickup is needed and donation is welcome.
12- We will place in Haiti a Warehouse where all our ministerial goods and humani-
tarian materials will be sent before distribution. We will see to it on or before the
end of 2013.
13- By the end of 2012 we will seek to organize all unorganized churches of the De-
nomination in the USA.
14- By the end of 2012, all Mount Olives Pastors should be able to receive some
type of compensation from their local churches for the works performed. You must
be a licensed Pastor with the denomination to benefit such a support. This is not a
form of employment but a form of compensation or gifts.
15- In the next 3 years we will have Conference for Men, Women and Youth minis-
tries in a chosen location. It will be different from our regular annual convention.
16- We will plant 3 Secondary Schools in Haiti to add to the Elementary Schools we
already have throughout the country. One each year for the next 3 years of this new
Administration.
17- Mission Mount Olives church of God will have its own Theological Bible School
by July 2013. We will start working right away to get the legal documents to do just
that. we will start with online training, external studies and move to campus classes
as we locate the proper Instructors needed for the job.
18- By the end of 2013 in our convention of that year, all MOUNT OLIVES PASTORS
will receive new Ordination Certificate for completing CONNAISSANCE PAS-
TORALE 1 and 2 with two hundred questions for a total of $250.00 (You will receive
2 books, the question pages and answer sheets)
19- The staff of the Board will visit each church of the Denomination by the end of
2013.
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We highly believe in Education
“ I can do all things through Christ who gives me strength.” Phil. 4:13
We are associated with a Bible School that are fully accredited
by the Department of Education of the State of Florida to grant
ASSOCIATE, BACHELORS, MASTERS and DOCTORATE De-
grees to our Pastors and Church Leaders. The New Alliance
Theological Seminary gives credits for life Experience. You
will be able to study online or to do your studies externally.
Leaders are encouraged to study with them tp prepare your-
self for future positions in our Denomination
COURSES ARE FREE JUST A DONATION TO THE SCHOOL.
WWW.NATSAMERICA.ORG or Call 561-577-1998
MOUNT OLIVES DISASTER RELIEF ASSISTANCE
M.O.D.R.A Visit our website at mocog.org to read about our plan for the De-
partment of Disaster Relief program of Mission Mount Olives
Church of God. With a little over 45 churches in the Republic
of Haiti, our support to this nation is vital and important. We
totally depend on your contribution to carry out our mission-
ary plans and visions for the coming years. We would appreci-
ate if you could be part of this great work by contributing
your knowledge, your money, your time and your gifts to help
us reach our goal. To read more or to donate to our Denomina-
tion, please send your donation to:
Mission Mount Olives Church of God
24 Cleveland Street, Orange, NJ o7o50
Or
Log into our website: www.mocog.org
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Headquarter: 24 Cleveland Street.
Orange NJ 07050
Mailing Office: P.O. Box 8427
West Palm Beach, FL 33407
Office: Phone: 561.305.5840
Emergency : 561.667.9052
Website: Www.mocog.org
“ I can do all things through Christ who gives me strength.”
Phil. 4:13