Communion
We believe that communion is a physical reminder that Jesus died for our sins and will return again. We believe communion should only be taken by those who are “in communion” with Christ (or said differently, have trusted in Christ and are living in obedience to Him). We practice open communion -- this means we invite all believers to participate in communion with us and not just those who are a part of our church.
Prayer
We believe that prayer is essential to the growth of every believer. We believe that God hears and answers prayer today and to glorify himself, performs miracles and heals.
Baptism
Once you’ve trusted Jesus Christ as your Savior, your next step is to be baptized to demonstrate your obedience. When you get baptized, you honor God the Father who sent His Son, you honor Jesus who died for you, and you honor the Holy Spirit who guarantees your salvation.
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