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Bible:
We believe that the Scriptures, consisting of the sixty-six books of the Old and New Testaments, are verbally and plenarily inspired by God and inerrant in the original writings in all matters of which they treat, scientific and historical, as well as moral and theological.

God:
We believe that there is one true God who is the infinite, eternal, personal spirit. He is the Creator and supreme Ruler of the universe. He is inexpressibly glorious in holiness, wisdom, power, justice, goodness, truth, and love, and is worthy of all love, honour, trust, and obedience. God exists in three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit and these three Persons have the same nature and perfections.

Christ:
We believe that Jesus Christ is truly and eternally God; that He was conceived by the Holy Spirit and born of the Virgin Mary; that He became perfect man and remains forever the theanthropic person; that He shed his blood for the sins of all men as a substitutionary sacrifice; that He arose in the very body, though glorified, in which He had been crucified; that He ascended into heaven and is seated at the right hand of God; and that He now appears in the presence of God on behalf of His people.

Holy Spirit:
We believe that the Holy Spirit is a Divine Person; that He inspired the Scriptures using human authors; that He convicts the world of sin, of righteousness, and of judgment; that He regenerates those who believe, places them into the body of Christ, and dwells in them; that as Christ's representative on earth He calls out a people from Jews and Gentiles and makes of the two "one new man" and that He calls out men [people] to God's service, and empowers and directs them in that service. We believe that certain gifts of the Holy spirit such as speaking in tongues and miraculous healings were intended only for the Apostolic era of the Church; that no particular gift, such as speaking in tongues, was the necessary sign of the baptism of the Spirit.

Creation and Fall:
We believe that the universe with all that is in it was created in six literal days by the Word of God; that man was specifically created by God in His image; that the first man, Adam, through disobedience fell from his original state of innocence, became corrupt in nature, and came under condemnation and sentence of death; and that because of the unity of the race in Adam, all men have come under the same consequences of sin. We further believe that all creation suffers under the curse of God, and that the worldwide cataclysmic deluge and the origin of the nations and languages at the tower of Babel were the result of divine judgment.

Universe:
We believe that the Lord by the word of His power upholds all things that have been created, together with the laws and properties with which they have been endowed, and that God in His sovereign rule over the universe works out His purpose through the laws of nature and by miraculous power.

Salvation:
We believe that through faith alone in the crucified and risen Christ, man is justified, regenerated, and given the position of a son in the family of God; that there is but one way of salvation-that is, through faith alone in Christ; and that all those who have been born of the Spirit of God will never perish.

Church:
We believe that the nation of Israel and the Church are distinct entities; that the Church is the company of all those who have been born of the Spirit of God and baptized into the body of Christ by that Spirit; that His Church is the body of Christ, the temple of the Holy Spirit, and the Bride of Christ; that during this dispensation all regenerated Jews and Gentiles are united in the one true Church in Christ; that some day Christ will present this Church to Himself without blemish.

Local Church:
We believe that a local church is an autonomous body of immersed believers organized together upon profession of faith, having two biblical offices, those of pastor and deacon, and observing two ordinances (immersion and the Lord's Supper). The function of the local church is to encourage the worship of God, the edification of believers, and the, evangelization of the lost at home and abroad.

Angels:
We believe that God created an innumerable host of personal spirit beings, commonly known as angels, to glorify and serve Him. The ministries of angels include rendering assistance to believers as God directs.

Satan:
We believe that the fallen angel known as Satan was originally perfect in his ways; that he rebelled against God and drew with him a large number of other angels; that together with his angels and demons, he is active in his opposition to God and His work; that Satan and his emissaries were defeated by Christ on the cross; that they will be bound for a thousand years at the return of Christ to the earth; and that ultimately they will be cast into the lake of fire where they will be punished eternally.

Future Things:
We believe that the gathering of the Church to Christ in the rapture will be before the tribulation (Daniel's seventieth week) and that the physical return of Christ to the earth to establish His kingdom over Israel and the nations will be premillennial; that all the dead will be resurrected - the righteous to eternal life at the first resurrection, and following the millennium, the wicked to judgment in the lake of fire together with Satan and his emissaries where they will be punished forever.

Separation:
We believe that separation from worldliness and ecclesiastical apostasy is requisite to a biblical ministry and that an inclusive policy is a compromise of the truth of God.