Evangelical Free Church Beliefs. We believe the scriptures must be applied to our individual lives with warmth of heart, warmth of message and warmth of concern. For a more detailed look at how this impacts the way we live, teach and believe, please see our complete doctrinal statement below.
A free church does not define government policy, and a free church does not accept church theology or policy definitions from the government. The following doctrinal statement is the common ground of belief that unites us to other efca churches throughout the world. The “free” means that efca churches are congregational in governance.
A free church is a christian denomination that is intrinsically separate from government.
According to the news report written by morgan lee, “the evangelical free church of america (efca) has changed its position on end times doctrine. We believe in christian liberty, but freedom always has its limitations. Are divided on whether “my religion is the one, true faith leading to eternal life,” with 51% saying it is the sole path to eternal life and 45% saying many religions can lead to eternal life. Evangelical protestants in the u.s.
