Let’s face it. No one is perfect, but we serve a perfect God who loves us despite our imperfections. We are a church that believes in the power of prayer, genuinely loving each other, and doing our best to be more like Christ each day. We may stumble along the way, but God is always there to guide us as we navigate through life’s challenges.

We are a church filled with imperfect people who are pursuing true holiness, dealing with real issues, and serving a real God. He desires for us to align ourselves with His perfect will so we can live our best lives and enrich the lives of others. Through our obedience, we are empowered by the Holy Spirit. Chains are broken. Victories are won. Lives are changed.

God is calling you to build His kingdom. Will you answer?

Our mission is to worship God, pursue the lost, disciple believers, equip leaders, and to build a Christ-centered community.

We see a church filled with repentant people, fervently committed to Christ in prayerful humility, and ready to see revival and restoration sweep this land.

We see a church so compassionate that people are drawn from impossible situations into a loving and friendly circle of hope, where Christ is shared, life is found, and acceptance is given.

It is our sincere hope that as a result of an ongoing process of discipleship and training, our church members will develop an increased sensitivity to the call of Christ to respond to His will for their lives; secondly, that there will be a re-visitation and a commitment to the basics of Christian living and spiritual formation; thirdly, that these basics be taught and practiced through ongoing smaller communities or cell groups within the larger body taught by well-trained instructors and ministers; and finally, that our cell groups will:

• Grow large enough to divide and reproduce
• Produce leaders and ministers that will generate leaders for our cell groups and serve in other areas of ministry for the local church and the Kingdom of God at large
•  Provide an outlet for our members to serve the local community and missions abroad