1. Holy Trinity Centered: Our Church’s spirituality is centered on Holy Trinity. We experience God’s boundless love through the New Testament fathers and Old Testament fathers. Jesus is the fulfillment of this everlasting love and his salvific acts give assurance to an eternal life. We experience this love through the intervention of Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit lives in each faithful person and leads him
2. Sacrament: Sacraments are therapeutic medicine for the soul’s transformation. By participating in the Holy sacraments, each person is transformed into an inseparable part of the salvation that Jesus Christ defined. In Holy Baptism and Holy Mooron, a person gets rid of his/her old sinful self, joins the Church that is the body of Christ and becomes the son or daughter of God the Father and receives the Holy Spirit. A genuine confession and acceptance of Holy Communion helps strengthen our spirituality. The Holy Qurbono is the ultimate form of all worship and focuses on the whole incarnation of Jesus Christ and second coming. This sacrament is above the limitations of place and time and gives great opportunity to experience heavenly bless and the presence of Holy Trinity and angels in heaven. It is a heavenly feast and beyond human comprehension. By continuing with this Sacrament we experience Jesus by receiving His Holy Body and precious Blood and uniting with Christ.
3. Worship and Prayers; The Church gives importance to worship and prayers on a community basis rather than individual level. The language of prayers is plural and it is rare to see the use of first person in prayers. The prayers are usually led by clergy. There are preset prayers and hymns in the worship, which allow more discipline and exact guidance for the faithful. They are formulated by spiritual enlightened fathers or saints preventing any self exaltation and help us have a balanced and meaningful prayer. The main aspects are praise, adoration, confession, repentance, thanksgiving, petitions, and intercessions. We must have prayer lives with our family.
4. Theology: We must learn theology. The prayers and liturgy are treasures that let us learn the theology of the church. They aren’t just prayers to God but contain different faith aspects, ideologies, and respectful advises. The prayers and songs in a burial service are not just prayers for the departed souls but contain advice for the living and describe the fearful Judgement Day as well as the beauty of eternal life in paradise or horror of everlasting life in hell. The prayers and songs of Lenten period teach us the importance of showing mercy towards poor and needy. The intercessory prayers in our Holy Communion for the needy, widows, afflicted, poor, and oppressed, show that our spirituality is not limited towards God but can be extended towards humans as well.