our mission

Who are we? 
We exist as a church with a focus to develop a family of Christ-followers. This includes three components.

  • Develop – Faith is a journey that begins right where you are today; whether you are seeking answers to life’s questions and who God is, or wanting to take the next step in your relation with Jesus.
  • Family – Biblically, the church is seen as an example for families—a tight-knit, warm, forgiving, welcoming community. We strive to mimic that in caring for anyone and everyone who steps through our doors.
  • Christ-followers – People who are moving forward in their relationship with Christ through observable growth steps. Christ-followers noticeable by how they live.

How do we do this?
 We go about creating this kind of community through honing in on three different key areas. 

  • Worship  is more than music and becomes an all-encompassing lifestyle that puts Jesus first in our lives.
  • Growth is seen in the way that we encourage others to continue to walk in their journey and relationship with Jesus by digging into His Word and applying His Biblical teachings. 
  • Impact happens through the intentional efforts to look outside of ourselves and serve our community. 


what do we believe?

1. The Word of God.  The Bible is the inspired, error-free Word of God, our supreme authority in matters of faith and conduct.

2. The Trinity.  There is one God, eternally existing in three persons—Father, Son and Holy Spirit.

3. God the Father.  God is an infinite, personal spirit, perfect in holiness, wisdom, power and love.

4. Jesus Christ.  Jesus is God’s only son, who died a substitutionary atoning death and rose again on the third day.  We believe in Jesus’ virgin birth, sinless life, teachings and miracles.

5. Holy Spirit.  The Spirit convicts the world of sin, righteousness and judgment, and indwells every believer in Christ.

6. Regeneration.  All people are sinners by nature and by choice.  Those who repent of their sins and trust in Christ as Savior are regenerated (given new life) by the Holy Spirit.

7. The Church.  The universal church is a living, spiritual body of which Christ is the head and all regenerated persons are members.  The local church is important for worship, fellowship, doing good works, and evangelism.

8. Christian Conduct.  Christians should live for the glory of God and the well-being of others with conduct that is faithful and blameless.

9. Ordinances.  Christian baptism is the immersion of a believer in water in the name of triune God.  The Lord’s Supper is a commemoration of Christ’s death for us.

10. Religious Liberty.  Every person has direct access to God; each church is independent; Church and State are separate having different functions.

11. Church Cooperation.  It is healthy for local churches to voluntarily cooperate with other churches to promote the cause of Jesus Christ in our world.

12. Last Things.  Jesus Christ will personally and visibly return to earth someday; He will judge all people and establish His eternal kingdom.