Who is a Christian? In the Bible, when one becomes a Christian, he is added to Christ’s church by God Himself.  You can become part of this fellowship in one of two ways:               If you are following the Bible’s way of salvation for the first time, you should make your desire known to a member in the church.  You will be asked to demonstrate your willingness to change your life (repentance) by confessing Christ as the only anointed Son of God, and then accepting Him as your Lord and Savior by obeying the Gospel, including Christian immersion. You may do this during the Invitation Time in our service, but if you are convicted to act at some other time than our service, you should let someone know right away.  Our service times are not the only time that you may act upon your faith.  Having witnessed your conversion, we will automatically accept you into the fellowship.              If you have already followed the Bible’s way of salvation at another congregation, we will accept you into our fellowship, if you will come and repeat your confession of Jesus as your Lord and Savior to us

Who is in charge at your church? Ultimately Jesus is the King and head of the church.  He actively rules at the right hand of God the Father.  All authority in heaven and on the earth has been given to Him.  He rules through the Word and the Spirit.                       Matthew  28:18-20

Who is Jesus?   Jesus is the eternal Son of God.  The second person of the Godhead who came into the flesh and dwelt among us. John 1:1-14

What is the Bible?   This church labors to follow the Bible, which we recognize as the perfect, infallible Word of God, as our only standard and practice.  In short, we labor to follow the Bible only.  This means we are not bound by the traditions of man and we have no other authority for our church, but Jesus Himself.  For practical purposes, we appreciate the following sentiment:  Where the Bible speaks, we speak.  Where the Bible is silent, we acknowledge liberty.  But in all things we abide in love.

What Kind of Church is this? This church strives to be nothing more and nothing less than Christ’s church, in the same manner in which Jesus began it.  This means that we are not like a denominational church that has its own prescribed beliefs and traditions.  Like the church in the Bible, though, we do have a brotherhood or fellowship of Christians around the world

In short, we believe the whole council of God as given to us in His Word, the Bible.  Here is some more information to answer some Frequently Asked Questions.