Who We Are
Our statement of faith in the God of the Universe!
What We Believe
God wants to be personally involved in our everyday lives to fill the spiritual void in our lives. God has provided for our spiritual fulfillment through His Son, Jesus Christ. Jesus is the solution to all of life’s problems and the one who allows us to have a personal relationship with God.
The Bible is the complete, infallible and inspired Word of God, which is the sole authority for faith and matters of living, including creation and the conception of life.
The Triune God eternally exists in three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Jesus Christ, being totally God, is the only hope for the salvation of man.
He, being virgin born and sinless, paid the price for our sins, was physically resurrected, ascended into Heaven and will come again for all believers.
The Holy Spirit indwells all true believers and binds them together in a spiritual unity. Every person has the right to hear of Christ’s free gift of salvation, and once truly receiving His grace, can never be lost again.
Why We Meet
Christians can and should meet regularly because fellowship is a vital part of the Christian life. The Bible encourages believers not to forsake assembling together (Hebrews 10:25) because gathering strengthens faith, provides mutual encouragement, and fosters accountability. In community, Christians can worship God, study His Word, pray for one another, and bear each other’s burdens (Galatians 6:2). Just as the early church met consistently for teaching, fellowship, breaking of bread, and prayer (Acts 2:42), modern believers benefit spiritually by gathering to grow in love and unity.
Regular Christian meetings also provide a powerful witness to the world. Jesus said that love among believers would show others that they are His disciples (John 13:35). When Christians come together in unity, they reflect God’s kingdom, demonstrating the beauty of His grace and truth. Furthermore, meeting regularly equips believers to serve and share the gospel effectively, encouraging one another to remain steadfast in faith (1 Thessalonians 5:11). Whether in a church, small group, or informal gathering, consistent fellowship strengthens the body of Christ and ensures that no believer walks alone in their faith journey.