In our church, we embrace various sacraments that hold deep spiritual significance. Baptism is a cherished practice, where believers publicly express their identification with Jesus Christ's death, burial, and Resurrection through the symbolic act of water immersion. Confirmation is another essential part of our Pentecostal evangelical tradition, during which our members affirm their faith and receive the Holy Spirit through fervent prayer, the laying on of hands, and the anointing with oil. The sacred union of marriage, known as Matrimony, is highly revered as a covenant blessed by God, bringing together a man and a woman in a lifelong commitment within our church community. Moreover, we find solace and support through the sacrament of Anointing the Sick, where oil and prayer are used to provide healing and spiritual strength to those among us who are facing illness or nearing the end of their life journey. These sacraments enrich our spiritual lives and serve as cherished practices that bind our congregation together in faith and love.