What we believe

-We believe that Jesus Christ embodied our mission perfectly. He came to seek and save the lost, minister to humanity, declare the good news, and destroy the works of the enemy of our soul.

- We believe Jesus has invited us to join Him in furthering His mission. Entrance into a relationship with Jesus Christ is more than inviting Him into our hearts and lives; it requires we accept His invitation to be a part of His body in order to engage actively in the Kingdom of God on earth.

- To this end, we embrace the salvation experience offered by the Apostle Peter in the New Testament book of Acts when he declared that the entrance into the New Covenant with God through Jesus Christ was through Repentance, Baptism in Jesus' name, and the promise of receiving the gift of the Holy Ghost.

- Jesus Christ ushered the Kingdom of God into the earth. Jesus Christ is the fullness of God in a human body, perfectly reflecting God's image and divine characteristics to redeem and sanctify humanity from sin.

- While Grace saves us, the call to join the body of Christ summons us to embrace a godly and righteous life. A godly and righteous life can only successfully be achieved through the continual work of the Spirit of Jesus Christ in our lives. It will be evidenced by the love we exhibit one for another and the ongoing reflection of His divine qualities, otherwise known as the Fruits of the Spirit.

- We regularly meet for collective worship experiences that welcome outward expressions of the thankfulness and desires of our heart. Worship and praise services should be lively and vibrant like the God we seek to honor and serve.

- The Bible offers us the only static & unchanging guidelines for healthy, godly living.

- Prayer, both privately and collectively, provides an opportunity for Jesus to interact with us more intimately and directly.

- The body of our doctrinal teachings mirrors those embraced by the United Pentecostal Church International, namely One God revealed in Jesus Christ redeeming the world unto Himself. Obedience to the Gospel of Jesus Christ is observed through repentance, baptism in Jesus' name, and infilling the Holy Ghost.

- We have hope and comfort in the fact that Jesus Christ is returning, for those who believe in Him have responded to His offer of salvation from sin and are actively seeking His perfection in their lives.