The Return of Christ
We believe Jesus will return to make all things new, and that death and injustice will not have the last word. That hope shapes how we wait.

These are the beliefs the church is built on. Christians have held them for centuries, all over the world.
They shape what we teach on a Sunday, how we pray, and how we care for one another through the week.
Each belief comes with the Scripture it rests on.
We believe Jesus will return to make all things new, and that death and injustice will not have the last word. That hope shapes how we wait.
We practice baptism as a public declaration of a life given to Jesus, and communion as a regular remembrance of his body and blood. Both are gifts that make grace visible.
We believe the church is the gathered people of God, sent to love one another and the world. It is not a building and never was.
We believe salvation is a gift of grace, received through faith in Jesus and never earned. No one is too far gone, and no one is good enough on their own. The door is open to everyone.
We believe the Holy Spirit lives in everyone who follows Jesus. He comforts, convicts, and empowers us, and he is the reason the Christian life is possible at all.
We believe Jesus is fully God and fully human. He lived the life we could not, died the death we deserved, and rose again, defeating sin and death for good.
We believe in one God, eternally existing in three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. He is holy, loving, and personal, and he made us to know him.
We believe the Bible is the inspired and trustworthy word of God, and our final authority for what we believe and how we live.
We did not invent these beliefs. The church has confessed them since the beginning, and we hold them gladly.
We gather Sundays at 4:00pm. If you have a question first, ask us.