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A Biblical approach to life in which the Bible is taken seriously but not bound by rigid interpretations; |
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A worship which involves people in meditation, praise and prayer without making them spectators at a performance; |
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A preaching which is intellectually stimulating yet very practical and applicable to daily living; |
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A willingness not only to tolerate but to welcome and celebrate differences of opinion about faith; |
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An ecumenical approach which values the contributions of all faith communities; |
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A strong sense of Christian community in which consensus is in the person of Jesus Christ, and not in enforced conformity of doctrine or creed; |
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An inclusive sense of ministry which is the obligation and privilege of every Christian; |
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A weekly celebration of Communion which is the focal point of our worship services; |
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An approach to Christian living which celebrates freedom, spirituality and integrity rather than a strict, legalistic, and prescriptive approach. |