The Church of Jesus Christ is made up of professing believers in Christ together with their children.
Believers may unite with our church by publicly professing faith in Christ or by reaffirming faith in Jesus previously professed. (I John 5:11-13)
Baptism is a pre-requisite for church membership. It is the sign of initiation into God’s covenant and is properly administered to those who come to faith in Christ as adults, as well as the children of believing parents. (Genesis 17:7; Acts 2:38-39) We recognize and receive all forms of Christian baptism. Click here for more information on what we believe about baptism.
Those who have publicly professed faith in Jesus and are in a right relationship with God and their neighbor are welcome at the Lord’s Table. (I Corinthians 11: 23-28)
Offering our entire lives: our time, talents, and treasure to serve God and neighbor is our grateful response to what Jesus has done for us. (I Corinthians 6:20; Romans 12:1-2; Malachi 3:10-11)
Our church leadership structure is Presbyterian. This means we are led by group of godly elders elected by the congregation to oversee our spiritual well-being. We also elect Deacons to carry out works of mercy and administration. (Titus 1:5-9:1 Timothy 3:1-13)