Creeds. Doctrinal Statements. Beliefs. Confessions. Statements of Faith.

Do we really need lengthy documents that articulate what we believe? Can't we just simply believe "the Bible"? Or be content with the phrase "no creed but Christ!"? Thorough statements of faith are not only helpful, they are necessary. Christianity involves essential truths which are taught in Sacred Scripture, and are meant to embody our faith and guide our practice. These truths - which reveal the nature, character, work and promises of God in the gospel - form the foundation of our faith and the center of our fellowship.  

We Believe

Beginning Sunday January 18th, Sunday School will launch a new study as our team of teachers carefully walk us through our church's very own Statement of Faith. We'll spend fourteen weeks examining and internalizing what we believe the Bible teaches us about God, Salvation & the Church.

What does the church believe?

Why do we believe it?

And, What difference does it make in your life?

There is no required homework. The only thing you'll need to bring is your Bible. And the only additional resource you'll want to consult is our Statement of Faith. You can download a PDF version with Scripture references here.

Leviticus 1

Our own Dustin Smetona will be preaching for us this Sunday. He and his wife are long-term church members, serving us in a wide range of church roles (small group leaders, worship leader, Sunday Teams, Guest Reception, etc.). 

Sunday, February 8th.

Save this date. We plan on ordaining David Christensen as our second deacon. You can read more about the process here.

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"Christ was born a martyr…Christmas-day and Good Friday are but the evening and morning of one and the same day." (John Donne)

This year we challenged our members and regular attenders to attend a church service every week in 2014. You can read more about the 52 SUNDAYS challenge here. 

Did you attend church every week this year? Let us know. Fill out the form. We want to thank you.

Thanks Rebecca B.

You make our church look beautiful, not because we need decorations to worship God. It's because our decor speaks volumes to our guests. We care about them and want our building to match our invitation.

The Advent season reminds us that we are still waiting. Christ has died. Christ is risen. Christ will come again.

"Christmas split history. Foretastes of the future abound. Drink deeply on what he achieved for us. And be filled with hope for all that is coming." (John Piper)

"Behold, children are a heritage from the Lord, the fruit of the womb a reward. Like arrows in the hand of a warrior are the children of one’s youth. Blessed is the man who fills his quiver with them! He shall not be put to shame when he speaks with his enemies in the gate." (Ps 127:3-5)