We are part of the Christian Church, Disciples of Christ in the United States and Canada. Founded in the early 1800’s, our denomination continues to be influenced by its founding ideals of our unity in Christ with openness and diversity in practice and belief. The red chalice symbolizes the central place of communion in worship. The cross on the chalice is in the position of being carried. This is the cross of the disciple Andrew, which serves as a reminder of the ministry of each person. As members of the Christian Church (DOC) and the universal body of Christ, all are welcome to participate in weekly sacrament of communion. It is Christ’s table, not ours. It is Christ’s invitation, not ours. We welcome all to the Lord’s table, as God has welcomed us.

We respect freedom of opinion and believe that people should have room to form their own personal ideas and understandings within the Christian tradition. We are a church that welcomes diversity in all aspects. We are not here to pass judgment on people, but to share unity and celebrate the life and love of Jesus. We strive to create an inspirational, loving, hope-filled environment where all people strongly experience the grace and love of God. As a congregation, we practice prayer, worship, fellowship, service, compassion, education, sharing of faith, and spiritual honesty. We are not growing spiritually to earn our salvation or to make God love us. God loves us and there is nothing we can do about it!  Our goal in spiritual growth is to have a full and robust experience of life in God’s kingdom right now.

Love: Ways we seek God.

Compassion: Ways we seek needs.

Faith: Ways we seek meaning.

Education: Ways we seek knowledge.

Spirituality: Ways we seek wholeness. 

Relationships: Ways we seek covenant.

Acceptance: Ways we seek community.

Our Mission: Living the love of Christ.

Our Vision: Loving God with open hearts, open doors, open minds, and open table.