We believe in one God who exists as a Trinity—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

That means God is three persons, but still one God.

It’s a mystery, but it helps us understand the different ways we experience God’s presence and love.

God is eternal—without beginning or end—and is full of power, wisdom, fairness, goodness, and love.

We believe God is always at work in the world.

God creates, holds things together, loves deeply, feels our pain, brings justice, rescues and forgives, and rules with grace

We believe in Jesus Christ—fully God and fully human.

In Him, God and humanity come together in a way that can’t be separated.

Jesus is God’s eternal Word, born as a human by the power of the Holy Spirit through Mary.

He lived among us as a servant.
He suffered, died on a cross, and was buried.

But He didn’t stay dead—He rose again and returned to heaven, where He is with God the Father.

Jesus is our Savior and the one who stands between us and God, always praying for us. One day, He will return—and everyone will be held accountable through Him.

We believe in the Holy Spirit—who is one with God the Creator and with Jesus.

The Spirit helps people recognize what’s wrong, what’s right, and what truly matters.

The Holy Spirit invites people to respond to the good news of Jesus and become part of the church.

The Spirit brings comfort, gives strength, and helps us grow in truth and faith.

In both Hebrew and Greek, the word for Spirit is closely tied to wind and breath.
God’s Spirit is like breath—unseen but full of life.
Like the wind, you can’t hold it, but you can feel it moving.

And when the Spirit moves, things change.

We believe the church is the body of Christ—His hands and feet in the world today.

That means we are meant to live out Jesus’ love, mission, and message wherever we are.

The church exists to help people become followers of Jesus and to be part of changing the world for good.

We believe the church includes all of Jesus’ followers—past, present, and future.
Together, we’re part of something bigger than ourselves.

We believe the church is called to worship God and help each other grow in faith.
It's a place to belong, to be encouraged, and to become who God made us to be.

We believe the Bible is our main guide for faith and life.

It’s not just one book—it’s a collection of 66 books written over hundreds of years in different languages.

The Old Testament (also called the Hebrew Bible) has 39 books. It includes stories, history, worship songs, wise sayings, sermons, and even a dramatic poem about suffering (Job).

The New Testament has 27 books. It includes the life of Jesus (the Gospels), early church history, letters to churches, and a vision of the future (Revelation).

Through all of it, the Bible tells one big story: the story of a faithful God who makes promises to His people and sticks with them through everything.

God’s kingdom is both here now and still coming.

We believe that God is already at work in the world, and we trust that the future God promises is good.

God leads us forward—inviting us to help build a better world, even when the work is hard.

But let’s be honest: when life gets hard or we see how broken the world can be, it's easy to lose hope. It can feel like things will never get better.

Even then, our hope doesn’t come from what we see around us.

Our hope is in God—the one who made everything, who still holds everything, and who is always working to make things new.

We believe every person is made in God's image.
That means we are created with the ability to love, care, communicate, and create—just like God does.

We believe God invites every person into a relationship with Him, but it's a choice—we can say yes or no.

We also believe we can't earn our way to God by doing good things or trying to be perfect. Instead, we are made right with God only through faith in Jesus Christ.

And we believe this relationship with God is essential. It's what helps us become who we were truly meant to be