Our Name

All Nations

We proclaim Jesus Christ as Lord of all nations. Ethnic and cultural differences are not barriers between people under the Lordship of Jesus Christ. We are working to affirm this in everyday life and to celebrate our varied gifts in the worship of the one true God. And Jesus taught, and said to them, "Is it not written, 'My house shall be called a house of prayer for all the nations?'" (Mark 11:17a; Isaiah 56:7)

Christian

We call ourselves Christians because we are part of the body of believers who follow Christ, the Messiah. It's not because we are good people that we follow Christ; rather, it is because God has been good to us through Jesus Christ. We need Jesus Christ to make us right with God. Only the power of the Holy Spirit, which raised Jesus Christ from the dead, can make us good.

Reformed

Our beliefs and creeds are based on the Bible. The Word of God is preached every Sunday. We believe God claims every part of our lives, not just a "religious" part, and that we must reform our lives every day as we learn to follow Jesus. Our worship services, Sunday School, and Bible studies are times when we listen to God's Word of love, reconciliation, and justice. In all we do, we praise Him together.

Church

We are a community united by faith. We express this unity on the Lord's Day, when we come together to join in worship. But we also find opportunities for fellowship during the week in each other's homes, in midweek meetings in the church building, and in special projects. Also, all members of the church are baptized. Baptism is the special sign of incorporation into the fellowship of Christ's death and resurrection. Each month those who confess Christ as their Saviour join in the celebration of the Lord's Supper. This special celebration of God's saving love is also called Holy Communion.