SFCOLFU: SFC's participation @OLFU intrums

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Krizia Ballesterol and Richard Jonathan de Claro

SFC History, Principles and Spirit

SFC HISTORY

In 1947, after the proclamation of Korean independence from Japan, young people started to gather to pray in repentance for the idolatry of the Korean Church during the Japanese occupation. After which, SFC was born. Years after, SFC became a national student movement that aimed to proclaim the Gospel of Christ in every Campus in South Korea.

In 1998, SFC came to the Philippines and started the very first Campus Ministry in UP Diliman. Now we are present in our various strategic campus locations- UP Diliman, Sta. Mesa, U-Belt, OLFU, and Intramuros areas. We served around 20 Colleges and Universities sharing the Gospel and discipling students to become student leaders for Christ.

SFC PRINCIPLES

We hold to the Westminster Confession Of Faith, the Larger and the Shorter Catechisms as our doctrinal standards.

Our aim is:

The establishment of the reformed faith and life so that we may be salt and light of the earth

Our Mission:

The establishment of the Philippine Church accoding to the reformed faith through nationwide campus evangelization.

The establishment of the of the World Church according to the reformed faith through world evangelization.

Our Principles of Life are:

God-centered
Bible-centered
Church-centered

SPIRIT

SFC movement is a movement of Christian students, where students learn and practice Calvinism (101Q&A-WCF), the most Biblical belief.

SFC movement is a movement to discipline Calvinists as leaders of the Church and the world

SFC movement is a Church-centered movement, which serves local Churches.

SFC movement is a movement for World Evangelization.

SFC movement is a movement which declares God's Sovereignty in our whole life and in every sphere of our lives.

SFC movement is a movement which stresses student leadership in its meetings and activities