We believe that whole-hearted devotion to Jesus Christ should be the Biblical norm for every Christian, and should be encouraged and expected by every believer in the community. We believe that God is working out his purposes in our time and wants to involve us in His mission.

We believe that the Bible is God's inerrant word and is the supreme authority for what we believe and do

We believe that it is our responsibility to continue the earthly ministry of Jesus Christ: seeking the lost; Discipling; Baptizing and maturing all believers. We believe that our missionary vision is local, national and global.

We believe that while the truth of God's word never changes, the culture, in which we are called to apply these eternal principles of truth, is ever changing. We must seek to understand our culture and minister the truth of God's word in the most effective way, without compromising Biblical absolutes.

We believe that everyone in the body of Christ has been uniquely designed to serve God, and it is the responsibility of the church to equip, encourage and actively help the individual believer find a meaningful place of ministry.

We seek to provide an atmosphere which strengthens marriages and families, and encourages healthy relationships among all age groups within the Christian community

Although numerical growth is not a sign of God's blessing, nor a sufficient goal in itself, we believe that God desires for us to reach as many people as possible with the life-changing message of Jesus Christ.

We believe that every Christian should endeavor to be like Jesus Christ; should manifest authenticity, genuineness, spiritual growth and should strive to display integrity and Godly character in every area of life.

Although the church community consists of people with differing viewpoints in many areas, Jesus Christ expects us to set aside our personal feelings so that we can maximize our unified impact on the lost, John 17.

Every person is the special object of God's love, therefore, we respect and love people of all races, colors, national origins, and social strata.

We believe that these two ordinances were given to the church: baptism by immersion that identifies a believer with the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ, and the Lord's Supper, which is a memorial celebration to be commemorated until the Lord's return.