Arts for Relief and Missions and CAMMA are made up of Christians from a diversity of denominations and theological perspectives who share a vision for and commitment to obeying the Cultural Mandate of Genesis 1:26-28 and the Great Commission of Matthew 28:18-20. We believe that the transformation of the arts and music are an integral part of the transformation of our culture.

Statement of Faith: While our Executive Council, our Boards of Directors and Advisors and our members come from a diversity of denominational backgrounds, together with the historic church, both the Nicene Creed, the Apostles Creed, and the Definition of Chalcedon express our fundamental agreement in matters of faith.

We also affirm these foundational documents:

We affirm The Chicago Statement on Biblical Inerrancy and The Chicago Statement on Biblical Hermeneutics as modern, historical statements of the view of the Bible held by the Christian Church for 2,000 years, as well as by Jesus and all the biblical authors.

We affirm the 42 Articles of the Essentials of a Christian World View, believing that no doctrinal statement of the past 200 years offers the greater Body of Christ on earth a more detailed, comprehensive, generic statement of the Biblical world view.

We affirm the Articles of Affirmation and Denial on the Kingdom of God demonstrate that the Kingdom of God, as it impacts society during this present age, is "a central teaching of the New Testament and cannot be neglected without loss to the Church and the Church's influence on society."

We affirm that no revival or reformation of the Church or society, of any depth or longevity, can happen until the leadership of the Body of Christ commits itself to living and teaching the kind of Biblical Christianity called for by A Manifesto for the Christian Church.

Learn More about The Foundational Documents affirmed in our Statement of Faith, and about the 17 World View Documents which explain how to apply biblical principles to every sphere of thought and life. Document#9 addresses the Arts specifically.