We are a Church of Christ that is:
Traditional in our Worship
- We practice Baptism and a weekly Lord’s Supper.¹
- We honor our tradition of Acappella singing.²
Jesus-Centered in our Fellowship
- We recognize as true Christians all who whole-heartedly respond to the Gospel.³
- We desire to be more ecumenical (promoting unity and cooperation among Christians) in our fellowship.
¹We are a church that meets God in the water and at the table. We understand these rituals as both acts of obedience on our part and means of grace on God’s part. They are sacred encounters in which we meet God and he cleanses us (baptism) and nourishes us (Lord’s Supper) on our journey.
²We are a church that honors our traditions without being bound by them. Churches of Christ do not have a denominational headquarters that decides what must be believed or practiced. This frees us to honor those traditions that glorify God (like a cappella singing) while laying aside those that don’t.
³We are Christians only, but not the only Christians. This is a traditional Church of Christ motto that emphasizes we are non-denominational and wish to simply be Christians, while also acknowledging that we do not believe we are the only true Christians.