As disciples of the Lord Jesus Christ, we joyfully stand with our brothers and sisters in Christ throughout the ages in affirming the Second-century Apostles' Creed and the 381 Nicene Creed are our beliefs; and we also confess the 1689 Second London Confession, the 1833 New Hampshire Confession, and the 2000 Baptist Confession of Faith. 

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​As Christians, we recognize the great need for the church to establish a concise standard of truth based on Scripture as the cornerstone of the church. For this reason, we have revised our church's Confession of Faith using the New Hampshire Confession of Faith (1833) as a framework. Our Confession of Faith summarizes core Christian beliefs, demonstrates unity in Christ, and protects the church from fallacies.This confession of faith declares that our faith is bound to the Catholic church, the reformed faith, the doctrine of believer's baptism, and the institution of the congregational church. Once we accept this confession of faith, we are responsible to believe it and live by it.