We Believe that Jesus is God's Son, a Savior to those who will receive Him as Lord, the answer to our guilt, and our example for living. Jesus, as the Son of God, is the foundation upon which all we preach and teach find their authority and meaning.

We Believe the Bible is God's inspired Word, worthy of our study and application. We have no creed but Christ; no book but the Bible.

We are Christ-Centered and look to the Lordship and authority of Jesus Christ in the Church. We believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the living God, and that the Church belongs to Him. Upon that confession of faith, individual commitments are made and our congregation is built.

We Offer Bible-Teaching and believe that the Bible is the inspired Word of God. Our teaching finds its authority not in psychology, philosophy, or popular opinion, but in the timeless truth of Scripture. Most who attend our worship services also find a Bible class to help them to grow in their knowledge and understanding of the Bible.

We are Non-Denominational which means we are an independent congregation. Men divide the Church with denominational labels, names, and creeds, which is confusing to most. Our goal is to be simply Christians. Though we are an independent congregation, there are many other churches like ours that are known as "Restoration Movement" churches.

What is the Restoration Movement? It is simply a goal to make the Church in the New Testament our model, not the traditions and creeds that are found outside the Bible. For example, our leadership structure of elders and deacons comes from the Bible. We practice baptism by immersion of believers as is found in the New Testament. And we offer "The Lord's Supper" each week as an open communion for all believers. Our doctrine and practice is determined by the question, "What did the Church in the New Testament practice.