Royalhouse Chapel International is open to all! And anyone may join!
Joining our church is as simple as it gets:

Attend one of our church services (Easiest way to join Royalhouse is to visit, and if you like it, keep coming!)

At the information Centre, grab a guest card and fill in your details and intentions

Give it to one of the attendants

Someone will contact you!

That’s it!

Why Must I Become a Member of “Royalhouse Chapel International?”
Scriptural Reasons:
Jesus Christ Is Zealous About the Church
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"...Christ loved the church and he gave his life for it." Ephesians 5:25

A lot of us who say we are Christians, a follower of Christ, do not really understand what that means. Following Christ is obeying His commandments, copying His ways and doing them by the strength of the Holy Spirit!

A picture of a follower must always be synonymous with that of the person they are flowing. If we want to follow Christ we should also love the church and give our lives to it like He did!

Societal Reasons:
The Church Is the Answer to the Kind of World We Now Live In
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Humans are becoming more and more selfish, devoted to themselves and committed to nothing...a job...a marriage...a church. This mind-set has significantly affected Christians who have now become "church shoppers and hoppers,” treating the Body of Christ like a hot new commodity: “30 days no obligation trial period – return to us if you do not like it – no questions asked!”

It is an unselfish decision that demonstrates our love for others. Commitment always builds character.

Practical Reasons:
How Can We Define Our Church Family?
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Every team must have a roster. Every school must have an enrolment. Every business has a payroll. Every army has an enlistment. Even our country takes a census and requires voter registration. Membership identifies our family. And every family has their peculiar practices and way of doing things. What church family are you a part of?

Personal Reasons:
The Church is designed to Spiritually Mature its Members
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Referring from the Story of Cain and Abel... we are each other’s brother (and sister’s) keeper! We must be liable to each other.

That is a strong theme in the book of Acts, indeed in the entire New Testament and beyond. Special emphasis is laid on the need for Christian accountability for spiritual growth. Sheep do what they want, when they want, how they want and with whom they in the absence of a shepherd – and you know what happens next: disaster! So, who is your shepherd?

 

RCI Commitment Levels of Progress back to top
In Royalhouse Chapel International, South London Mission, the progress of commitment is from:

A VISITOR

ATTENDER

CONGREGATION MEMBER

BONAFIDE MEMBER

VISIONARY MEMBER

LEADER...

Commitment Levels Defined: back to top

A Visitor is anyone who visits once or twice for any reason

An attender is anyone who visits occasionally

A congregation member is one who attend relatively regularly but has not graduated from our Foundation School

A Bonafide member is anyone who had graduated from our Foundation School

A Visionary member is anyone who had graduated from our Foundation School and is very active in a Ministry Group

A Leader is any visionary member who participates in decision making for the advancement of the vision of RCI in their area of ministry.