We believe in one Eternal, Holy, and Loving God who calls us to respond in faith. We therefore, give the following testimony of our faith, realizing that for testimonies of our faith, to be Christian they must conform to God's revelation in the Holy Scriptures. Although we can never put into a short document all that we are taught in the Bible, we affirm the following:

Revelation

God is revealed generally in the created order and in the human conscience. This Living God, however, has spoken especially to us in the covenantal story of the of the whole of scripture and definitively in Jesus Christ.

We believe in, treasure and cherish the Bible as the written Word of God, and hold that the sixty-six books of the Protestant biblical canon constitute the Holy Scriptures.

We believe that both the Old and New Testaments are necessary for understanding God's revelation in Scripture , both of which are to be interpreted in light of the revelation given to us in Jesus Christ.

The Bible is inspired by God and is fully authoritative and sufficient for Christian life and practice. We further believe that the bible is historically reliable and that it's message is faithfully preserved in the textual tradition.

We rejoice that the biblical gospel is the good news of God's love to our world!

God

We believe in one God in the three persons-Father Son, and Holy Spirit-who created all things visible and visible , and out of chaos created order. Our hearts are made glad that God is fully revealed in the Lord Jesus Christ, The incarnate Son of God, born to the Virgin Mary through the work of the Holy Spirit, and lived on earth as fully human and fully divine. We are grateful that the Holy spirit leads us into all truth, convicts us of sin, leads us incorporates us in Christ and empowers us for Christian witness. 

 We worship the one eternally triune God!

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Sin and Salvation

We acknowledge that all have sinned, thus breaking our relationships with God. self. others, and the whole created order, but give thanks for God's salvation for sin.

We believe that through his exemplary life, sacrificial death , and bodily resurrection, Jesus Christ is the only sufficient atonement for our sins. In keeping with the messianic prophecies of the Old Testament, Jesus died on the cross and was raised for our salvation. He returned to the father and there intercedes for us.

God's work of salvation is all by grace. not by our merits. We receive this great salvation when by the convicting power of the Holy Spirit.