Church
"From whom the whole body fitly joined together and compacted by that which every joint supplieth... maketh increase of the body unto the edifying of itself in love."— Ephesians 4:16
Areas of Service
The body of Christ has many members. Find yours.
Greet, seat, serve. Make every visitor feel at home in the house of God.
Choir, orchestra, congregational singing, special music, piano, organ.
Sunday school, junior church, discipleship classes, Bible institute.
Bring children and families to the house of God week after week.
Love on the littlest ones so their parents can grow in the Word.
Sound, video, live-stream, cleaning, maintenance, hospitality prep.
Take the Gospel to those who cannot come to the church building.
Visit the sick, feed the hungry, comfort the bereaved (James 1:27).
Serve tables, meet needs, guard unity, free the pastor to preach (Acts 6).
Our Distinctives
Eight marks that have shaped New Testament churches through the centuries.
The Bible is our sole authority for faith and practice — no creeds, no councils, no tradition above it.
Each local church is self-governing, self-supporting, self-propagating — under Christ alone as her head.
Every born-again saint has direct access to the Father through Christ — no priest, no mediator but Jesus.
Believer's baptism by immersion, and the Lord's Supper — symbols only, not means of grace.
Every soul answers to God for himself. Faith cannot be coerced.
The church is a body of professing, baptized believers — not a mixed multitude.
Pastor (bishop/elder) and deacon — no popes, no cardinals, no hierarchy above the local church.
We keep the church unstained by the world's sin, its philosophies, and its pursuits — holy and set apart for Christ.
Four Steps
The church is for the saved. Trust Christ first — then follow Him in membership.
By immersion, as a public testimony of your faith and identification with Christ.
Join by profession, baptism, letter, or statement. Commit to attend, serve, give, and grow.
Discover your gift, find a place, and pour yourself into the body.