God
There is one God, eternally Father, Son and Holy Spirit, who is holy and just, and full of love and mercy.
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Rooted in Scripture
Jesus Christ is our Savior and Lord, and the Bible is our authority for faith and life.
Our foundation
We stand in the Anabaptist tradition. We seek to follow Jesus in belief, worship, relationships, service, and daily discipleship.
Explore our confession of faith →There is one God, eternally Father, Son and Holy Spirit, who is holy and just, and full of love and mercy.
The whole Bible, Old Testament and New, is God-breathed, and it guides what we believe and how we live.
Jesus is Lord and the only Savior. We are made right with God by grace, when we turn from sin and trust him.
The church is God’s family: believers who worship together, help each other follow Jesus, share each other’s burdens, and serve.
Following Jesus shapes all of life: how we work, how we treat enemies, how we keep our word, and how we love the people next door.
Jesus sends us out to tell the good news, to help others become his disciples, and to meet needs of body and soul.
A fuller view
Our confession develops these convictions more fully. Open any article for a short summary. Contact us if you would like to talk about a belief in more depth.
God is one, without beginning or end, and has made himself known as Father, Son and Holy Spirit: holy, just, loving and merciful.
God speaks through the Scriptures of both Testaments. They point to Christ and have the final word on what we believe and do.
God made people good and for himself. All have turned away into sin, and all need the rescue God offers in Jesus.
No one earns salvation, whether by good behavior or religious ritual. It is a gift, received by turning from sin and trusting Christ.
The Spirit shows us our sin, makes us new, leads and strengthens us, and keeps us following Jesus to the end.
The local church is where believers worship, learn, care for and correct one another in love, keep the ordinances, and go out in mission.
Baptism with water is for those who have turned to Christ, say so publicly, and promise to follow him as part of a local church.
Bread and the cup remember Christ’s body and blood and express believers’ unity, fellowship, and hope in his return.
Like Jesus, his followers return good for evil, put away violence, work for peace between people, and help those who suffer.
Christ is coming again. The dead will rise, evil will be judged, and God will live with his people in a new heaven and a new earth.