The one true and living God, who Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, has created all things, preserves all things, and is working to redeem and restore all things. God is the Holy Trinity, revealed in nature, to Old Testament Israel, and through Jesus Christ. He is infinite in power, wisdom, goodness, justice, and love.

Jesus Christ, the incarnate Son of God, came the first time to  bear our sins and secure eternal life for us through the power of his Cross and Resurrection. He  is the Lord and Savior of the world. He will come again to judge the living and the dead and bring salvation to those who trust in Him.

The Holy Spirit is the source of new life in Christ. He gives spiritual gifts for the building up of the church. He empowers the church to proclaim the gospel and be witnesses of Jesus Christ in word, deed, lifestyle, and sign.

The whole Bible is infallible in its revelation and teaching concerning all things necessary for life and salvation. It is the primary rule and authority for faith, morals, and service, against which all other authorities must be measured.

Salvation is by grace through faith in Jesus Christ. Sinful humans are given grace to freely choose faith in Christ. Grace is given to pardon us from sin’s guilt and condemnation or to justify us by faith for eternal life. Grace also promises each believer the assurance of our adoption and to free us increasingly from the power of sin at the moment of faith or in the journey of faith. So that we can love God, love neighbor, and make disciples.

Baptism unites us to Christ, unites us to each other, and is a public declaration of faith because of grace. We celebrate Infant Baptism, Believer Baptisms, and Baptism Renewals.

The Lord’s Supper is an open table where non-believers can be converted to Christ, believers can be renewed, and disciples empowered by grace through faith.

Monogamous, heterosexual, married people and celibate, single people can live fulfilled lives in the love of God.

Both men & women are called and gifted by the Holy Spirit to equip the church for ministry under the New Covenant.