Where Faith and Community Converge
Tradition
What to Expect
Leadership
We are an interdenominational, ecumenical, Congregationalist Christian Church in the historic Stone-Campbell Movement and the Congregational Christian Tradition. The Stone-Campbell Movement is a plea for Christian unity that centers around the weekly receiving of the Eucharist, Bible-centered preaching, a quest for truth, and a deep compa
We are an interdenominational, ecumenical, Congregationalist Christian Church in the historic Stone-Campbell Movement and the Congregational Christian Tradition. The Stone-Campbell Movement is a plea for Christian unity that centers around the weekly receiving of the Eucharist, Bible-centered preaching, a quest for truth, and a deep compassion towards others. The Congregational Christian Tradition is a subset of Reformed Christianity and was the faith the Pilgrims brought to these shores.
Leadership
What to Expect
Leadership
As a Congregational Christian Church, we use a hybrid presbyterian-congregational polity system. "Polity" is a churchy word meaning "government". We have a Board which governs the day-to-day operations of the church. The Board is comprised of the pastor(s) (called Teaching Elders) and lay Elders (called Church or Ruling Elders). Otherwis
As a Congregational Christian Church, we use a hybrid presbyterian-congregational polity system. "Polity" is a churchy word meaning "government". We have a Board which governs the day-to-day operations of the church. The Board is comprised of the pastor(s) (called Teaching Elders) and lay Elders (called Church or Ruling Elders). Otherwise, our Voting Members decide all the important matters in the life of the church!
What to Expect
What to Expect
What to Expect
We get it! Worshiping in a new space can cause anxiety, but don't worry! We are a friendly church that has a blended worship service. Want to raise your hands? Go for it! Want to shout, "amen"? Do as the Spirit commands! This is a judgment-free zone! All that we ask is the same thing that God asks of you: bring all of who you are just as God made you.
The church is not a select circle of the immaculate and holy, but a home where the outcast may come in and find wholeness.
Rev. James H. Aughey
