We’re on a mission
to love God and love people

Mission Statement:
“We proclaim Jesus Christ as our Lord and Savior, and commit to a life of Discipleship, Service and Community for all.”

Vision Statements:
We believe Jesus Christ is our Lord and Savior.
We confess we are sinners in need of God’s grace.
We commit to studying God’s Word as truth.
Therefore,
We will depend on God in all things.
We will live a life of discipleship.
We will share the gospel as Christ commanded.
We will serve others as Christ taught us to serve.
We will commit to a life of prayer and worship.
We will be a welcoming community for all.

Lutheran Congregations in Mission for Christ (LCMC): 

We are an LCMC congregation. We’re not a denomination, we’re a movement.  We view the local church as the place where people in the community come to get connected with God and one another.  We celebrate the fact that that everyone is wired a little differently; it allows each and every one of us to serve according to our own unique strengths, skills and talents. To learn more about LCMC and our mission click here.

Teachings and Core Values:

As we minister to and teach the Christian faith to all ages, so that they can become fully devoted followers of Jesus Christ, we lift up these core teachings and values: God is our Father and Creator. Jesus is God’s one and only Son. The Holy Spirit is God’s gift to us, dwelling in our hearts to guide our faith and life and to gift us for ministry and vocation.
There is one God, but three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

As human beings we are all sinners and fall short of the glory of God. Jesus died on the cross for our sins and was raised to life in a total victory over sin, death, and the devil. We are saved, not by our works or what we do, but by God’s grace.
Forgiveness and salvation is a gift which we receive by faith in Jesus Christ.

We receive the assurance of salvation in Jesus Christ when you “…confess with your mouth, ‘Jesus is Lord’, and believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead.” (Romans 10:9)

Baptism is a visible means by which God brings us into His family and bestows His promises on us. In baptism, through the Holy Spirit, a seed of faith is planted by God. When a child is baptized, the parents promise to nourish the faith of their child so that he/she may come to believe in Jesus and receive His promises.

Jesus calls us to follow Him in a life of discipleship. As we grow and mature in our faith we come to see that God continues to work in our hearts and in our lives. We teach “The Marks of Discipleship”: Daily prayer, weekly worship, Bible reading, service, relationship with other believers and faithful stewardship (tithing).

The Bible is God’s inspired and authoritative word. Because God speaks to us in the reading of the Bible, Christ’s disciples are called to read the Bible on a regular basis. As we do, God uses His Word to reveal Jesus to us and guides us in our walk of faith. The Bible is the definitive source and norm for faith and life.

The church is a gift of God’s grace given to His children. Believers in the church are family–brothers and sisters in Christ who are called to encourage spiritual growth and accountability in each other.

The heart of a believer desires to worship God. In our worship of God, we glorify Him, we come to understand our sin, our need for a savior and our dependence upon God. God uses worship to speak to us and nurture our faith. God’s proclaimed word and Holy Communion are means used by God for these purposes.

Every Christ follower is called to share the good news of Jesus Christ and has been given spiritual gifts to serve as a minister in Christ’s church and in the world.

Sexual intimacy is a created gift of God designed and intended for one man and one woman in the bond of marriage. The gift of a family is to be cared for and nurtured, built upon a spiritual foundation of love and faithfulness to God, His Word, and family members. “We love because he first loved us.” (1 John 4:19)