We believe that God is a loving God who made the human being in God’s image. Therefore, all people are of intrinsic value and loved by God.

In Christ, the head of the church, God conquers sin & reconciles the world to Divine Love. We believe in God, and we follow Jesus.

God’s continuing presence and activity in the world.

God, Christ, Holy Spirit
are one.

A community of people united in Christ through worship, work, and witness–not a building.

The inspired Word of God. We take the scripture too seriously to take it literally.

The mission of the Church is work for justice and to establish God’s Realm in the world.

Through baptism, we are joined in faith with Jesus and accepted into the fellowship of the Church. 

The breaking of bread and sharing of cup are done in remembrance of Christ’s death and resurrection.

Faith isn’t about not asking questions. It’s asking questions, doubting, believing, and trusting. It’s messy. It’s hard. It’s worth it.

Our hope is in the saving grace of Jesus Christ, who in the fullness of time will make all things right. It’s our call to be his hands and feet in the world.

LGBTQ+ folks belong–in the pews, the pulpit, and in policy

Jesus never shamed a woman for her choices–neither should we.

Jesus flipped tables. You can call out injustice.

Creation isn’t a commodity–it’s sacred.

Poverty isn’t a personal failure. It’s a policy choice.

Welcoming immigrants isn’t just politics. It’s discipleship.

We worship the Prince of Peace–not the Second Amendment.

Jesus didn’t charge co-pays. Healthcare is a human right.

Suppressing the vote is sin. Period.

Faith should guide compassion, not control policy.

God’s justice heals. Our systems should, too.