Who We Are

Through the proclamation of His Gospel, God is at work to unite all of us together in one body—the Church. Now, we share these blessings and this new identity together through faith. Our union with Christ is the basis for fellowship with God and with each other.

Because of the value we place on our community, we are committed to qualified leadership and meaningful membership, relational Community Groups, and prayer.

God uses this unified and redeemend community, the Church, in His mission to draw others to Himself and to renew our broken world. We are commissioned to make disciples of all people by proclaiming the Gospel. We want everyone to believe, grow, and hope in Jesus.

Because of the value we place on our mission, we are committed to a personal missional lifestyle, community engagement, and church planting.

We believe in one God existing in three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. They are the same in substance, co-equal in power and glory, and eternal.

We believe that man was created in innocence, but sinned in Adam, and is now totally unable to remedy his sinful condition.

We believe in the good news of Jesus Christ, who lived the life we failed to live, died the death we deserved to die, and rose again to give us new life in Him. All who repent of sin and belive in Christ are saved.

We believe that salvation is the free gift of God, apart from works or merit, and received by faith in Jesus Christ alone, whose blood was shed on the cross for the forgiveness of sins.

We believe in the eternal salvation of all who believe the Gospel and the eternal judgment of all who reject Jesus Christ.

We believe that Christ has ordained the sacraments of Baptism and the Lord’s Supper to be observed until He comes. In them, God impresses on our hearts and bodies the truths and realities of the Gospel, to be received by faith.

We believe that the greatest mission of God’s people is to make disciples of all people, everywhere.