Mission Statement


We desire to be an intimate church that follows Jesus to reproduce new churches that follow Jesus.

We Envision:

A church where people know each other well and demonstrate that they belong to Jesus by their love for one another.

  1. Where a sense of community is maintained by planting new churches as we approach 200 regular worshipers.
  2. Where at least 80% of regular worshipers belong to a small group and experience a real sense of closeness - a place of sharing, a place of honesty, a place of prayer, a place of growth.
  3. Where, through Christ, the spiritual, physical and emotional needs of the Body are met by members of the Body.
A church where people enjoy coming into the Lord's presence as more than spectators - involving themselves in participatory worship.

  1. Where we come together to pray, to share, and to give testimonies.
  2. Where the Gospel is proclaimed from both the pulpit and our lives.
  3. Where our Lord is honored through music and heartfelt praise.
  4. Where at least 80% of regular worshipers (adults and children) are tithing - and the rest are new believers, learning the principles of giving.
A Bible believing, preaching, living church - a church that treasures Jesus and strives to live like Him.

  1. Where our children's Sunday School systematically covers key Bible concepts from Genesis to Revelation every three years.
  2. Where adults read their Bibles every day and see Christ as more desirable than the fascinations of this world.
  3. Where individuals learn Biblical principles from the pulpit and from each other, and apply those principles, daily, in their lives.
  4. Where we hold each other accountable through our small groups and our friendships.
A growing church where we are witnesses of Christ, and strive to introduce people to Him.

  1. Where the congregation consists of at least 10% new believers - less than one year old in their faith.
  2. Where a new Jesus-following church is reproduced every three years by sending out people from our own congregation.
  3. Where the congregation is known for supporting and sending missionaries into service both in the United States and abroad.