Values:

We are quite simply, but profoundly, a church. You may think that a skimpy definition, but we actually intend for it to communicate a great deal. We believe that the church is chiefly defined not by what we do, but by what Jesus has done for us—the gospel. He is the church’s Head and Redeemer. We must think deeply about what the church is before we think about what she is to do. This being the case, you won’t find a lot of information on this website about what we're doing; we would rather glory in who we are in Christ because of His work for us and in us. This is our work—to proclaim and glory in His work.

You are a chosen race, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, a people for his own possession, that you may proclaim the excellencies of him who called you out of darkness into his marvelous light. Once you were not a people, but now you are God’s people; once you had not received mercy, but now you have received mercy.

1 Peter 2:9-10

Beliefs:

We are a church of the Lord Jesus Christ—part of the people He purchased unto Himself by His blood for His glory, covenanting to be faithful to our Savior together. We are a people knit together by the cross for the glory of the crucified One. It really is that simple, and yet, glorious.

We make no statement about how special or creative we are unto ourselves.

Our only real glory is Christ and Christ alone.

About:

It’s where we are. It’s what we are. It’s that simple. We’re not trying to be unique; we’re trying to be faithful. The church already is unique. We’ve got a new wine skin, but it’s the same ancient vintage inside. You won’t find dazzling productions or programs here, but if you’re looking for disciples who want to covenant together, be ruled by the word of God, and worship Him in gravity and gladness, we’d invite you to join us. We don’t want you to be surprised though. You might find us different, but we believe our differences to be deeply rooted in the history of the church and the truth of God’s word. We are reformed. We are elder led. We worship together as families. The sermons are expository. We do life together. We hold one another accountable. And when we fail, we lovingly discipline one another. Our mission is simply the one Jesus gave us: to make disciples.