What We Believe
We are a "Confessional" church (PCUSA). We have adopted 13 creeds and confessions of the church, including this Apostles' Creed, that we believe accurately state what the Scripture teaches.

Statement of Faith
Under the authority of Jesus Christ and his word, we affirm:

We believe in God the Father Almighty, maker of heaven and earth, author of all beauty, truth and goodness.

We believe in Jesus Christ, His only son, who suffered and died on the cross, as an atoning sacrifice for sins, giving forgiveness and eternal life to all those who put their faith and trust in Him.

We believe God raised Jesus from the dead and that His death and resurrection are the central events of history. 

We believe Jesus Christ is the way, the truth and the life. No one comes to God the Father but through Him.

We believe in the third person of the Holy Trinity, the Holy Spirit, who baptizes, fills, instructs, counsels, comforts, convicts, purifies, exhorts, and strengthens all believers in accordance with God’s good will and purpose.

We believe that Holy marriage is between a man and a woman, is ordained by God, and is the human echo of the divine relationship between Christ and His bride, the true Church.

We believe that leadership in Christ’s Church, including the ministry of the Word and Sacraments and the offices of elder and deacon, is reserved for those who are committed to faithfulness in a holy marriage or celibacy in singleness.

We believe that Christ, to the glory of God, has unified His church. The true signs of that unity are the love of Christ among believers, the acceptance of the authority of Christ and the Holy Scriptures, the creeds and confessions of Christ’s Church, the preaching of the Gospel of Christ, and the right administration of the Sacraments. 

Our Basic Presbyterian Beliefs
The Trinity: God is one and exists in three persons, the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.Jesus Christ - God took human form in the person of Jesus Christ.  He was fully God and fully human.

Jesus Christ: God took human form in the person of Jesus Christ. He was fully God and fully human.

Justification by Faith: A person by faith in Jesus Christ’s substitutionary death on the cross receives grace – the forgiveness of sin and the gift of eternal life.

Scripture: The Bible is God’s written Word to humankind – the “infallible rule of faith and practice.”

Sovereignty: Our Living Heavenly Father is ultimately in control of world events and individual lives.  He works all things out in accordance with His will.

Sacraments: We celebrate two sacraments: baptism and holy communion.

Worship: We as Christians strive to praise and please God and enjoy an intimate relationship with Him.