For eternity, God has existed in a self-referential relationship. God manifests as a singular substance in three distinct persons: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. While each member of the Trinity fulfills unique roles, they share equal power and authority.

The Church, a community of baptized believers, is united by faith in Christ, dedicated to His teachings and commands. Its mission is to spread the Gospel globally, working collaboratively in love and unity with the ultimate goal of glorifying Christ.

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Prayer is our direct means of communicating with God. Thanks to Jesus' salvation, there's no need for an intercessor; we can address God directly. We firmly believe that no significant endeavor can succeed without the ongoing presence of prayer.

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The second coming of Jesus Christ will be a physical and visible event, marking the establishment of His authority on earth. The exact timing remains undisclosed in scripture, leading us to live in daily anticipation of Christ's return.

The Bible, authored by human writers under the supernatural influence of the Holy Spirit, serves as God's message to humanity. Being inspired by God, it stands as an absolute truth devoid of any error, and its relevance extends seamlessly into our daily lives.

Humanity is crafted in God's image, intended for fellowship with Him. However, disobedience led to a separation. Man, unable to restore this relationship through personal efforts, relies on God. Each individual is uniquely created, holding dignity deserving of respect and Christian love.

Baptism is a symbolic public declaration of one's salvation, commanded by God but not essential for salvation. Our practice involves full-immersion baptism, representing the death and resurrection process Jesus underwent for us.

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Humanity's purpose is eternal existence. One can either be eternally separated from God due to sin, leading to Hell, or in union with God through forgiveness and salvation, resulting in Heaven. Both Heaven and Hell are realms of everlasting existence.

Individuals can attain salvation only through the sacrificial shedding of Jesus Christ's blood on the cross, which provides forgiveness for sins. Salvation is a gift bestowed through the grace of God and is not attainable through personal endeavors.

Initially created good and upright, man's voluntary transgression led to a fall into sin. The sole redemption lies in Jesus Christ. Repentance involves turning away from sin entirely, committing to follow Christ, and through it, individuals attain forgiveness of sins and embrace salvation.

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Communion, also known as The Lord's Supper, is a distinct moment where bread and juice symbolize the spiritual representation of Christ's body and blood. Believers partake in Communion to remember Christ's sacrifice on the cross.

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The greatness of God is manifested in His omnipotence, omniscience, eternal presence, unchanging nature, absolute trustworthiness, and His holiness. Our existence is rooted in Him. He is consistently faithful to His people and His promises.

Salvation, the forgiveness of sin, is exclusively achieved through the blood of Jesus Christ shed on the cross. It is attained by placing faith in Christ's death and resurrection as the complete payment for sin. This salvation is a gift, graciously bestowed by God, unattainable through personal efforts.

The five-fold ministry roles—apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers—are bestowed as gifts to both individual local churches and the universal church. Their purpose is to equip believers for the dissemination of the gospel of Christ. We affirm that both men and women are chosen by God for these ministry positions.