Vision & Mission

Longview, Washington
Born on August 18, 1992, to David Jacob Nofsinger and Rhonda Britten (Parrill) Nofsinger, KC Jacob Nofsinger is a high school graduate and holds several advanced Bible diplomas from Liberty University (Virginia, USA) and Liberty Bible College and Seminary (Florida, USA).

KC Jacob is deeply committed to serving within our Universal Brotherhood alongside his God-given, lifelong helpmate, Joslin. May the Lord bless and guide their ministry always!

Mission

The Open Doors Conservative Mennonite Christian Brotherhood Fellowship is organized with the express purpose of wholly serving, praising, and living out the Spirit-filled simplicity of the Gospel and the life of our Lord Jesus Christ.

As individuals and a community, we strive to be Bible believers with a close relationship with God, expressed in love and prayer within the visible earthly Church of saints. We are dedicated to passing on the legacy of faith, practice, and heritage to future generations until the return of Jesus Christ.

Principles

Our principles are grounded in:

• The Received Text of the Authorized King James Version of the Bible.
• The Garden City and Dordrecht Confessions.
• The catechism of the Church.
• Above all, the authority of Scripture under the leadership and discipline of our Holy Church.

Culture

We are a Conservative Intermediate Middle of the Way Broad Mennonite Church, characterized by the following:

• Biblicist Theology: Ultra-conservative, Bible-based Christian fundamentalism.
• Arminian Regeneration: A high view of salvation’s achievement both in this life and the next.
• Sustainable Conservatism: A flexible approach that ensures long-term stability.
• Inclusivity: Every member has a place within the Church’s communal pulse.
• Brotherly Love: Though presently estranged from the Old Mennonites, we love and desire reconciliation with them in the future.

Goals

1. Church Planting:

   • Establish healthy congregations rooted in our Holy Mother Church.
   • Expand through targeted colonization and strategic planting every 10–20 miles.
   • Utilize door-to-door evangelism, mass outreach, and missionary activities.

2. Global Mission:

   • Spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ worldwide.
   • Initiate a global era of faith through aggressive Bible outreach and evangelization.

Essentials

• Surrender All: Embrace the communal life through faith in Christ and the workings of the Holy Spirit.
• Unity: Live, learn, and work as one voice, people, and body.
• Scripture Authority: Uphold the Bible as the sole and absolute authority for salvation and practice.
• Leadership: Respect the Bishops’ Board as the Church’s final earthly authority, acknowledging its role under both temporal and spiritual challenges.

May we remain steadfast in our commitment to the Lord and His Church. Amen.