CIAG's worship team sings in yellow Messengers of Hope shirts.

Our Mission & Vision

Hope For Cayman. A Life Shaped By Jesus.

Our mission is to be Messengers of Hope. We want people to know Jesus, grow as His disciples, and share His love with others.

Why We’re Here

Love God. Love people.

Jesus calls us to love God with our whole lives and to love our neighbors. He also calls us to make disciples: people who learn to follow Him and help others do the same.

These callings shape our life together at Cayman International Assembly of God, from Sunday worship to our relationships, work, and service throughout the week.

Rooted in Matthew 22:36–40 and Matthew 28:18–20.

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People stand close with arms around one another and heads bowed beside the sea.

Our Vision

What we’re growing toward.

Experiencing God

Knowing God in a loving relationship, worshiping Him, listening to His Word, and depending on the Holy Spirit.

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Connecting Together

Building relationships in the church where people are loved, cared for, and known.

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Growing & Serving

Becoming more like Jesus in character and learning to use our gifts in ministry.

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Impacting Our World

Carrying the hope of Jesus into our relationships and communities, sharing our faith, and helping others become disciples.

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How We Live It

Share. Connect. Train. Release.

Our strategy is to lead people through a life transformation process that makes disciples and develops leaders. These four words describe the way we put it into practice.

Share

Help others experience God’s love and grace. Make room for conversations about Jesus and invite people into church community.

Connect

Help people become part of the body of Christ through love, care, and relationships.

Train

Equip believers to grow in character, prepare for ministry, and help others follow Jesus.

Release

Raise up leaders and send people into meaningful ministry, helping them develop disciples and leaders in turn.

Where could you begin?

Come on Sunday, find a group, or talk with a pastor about your next step.

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