Our Beliefs :

Committed to God ...

We feelFaith Presbyterian Church is called to demonstrate the love of God and the relevance of Christ's message of deliverance to a society that is weary of sin, hollow materialism, and shattered relationships.We enjoy meeting together to worship our Creator and Redeemer.  In worship, God's people adore him, bring him thanks, ask for his help, and receive the blessing of his presence.  Through the preaching of the gospel, God announces his saving acts and calls people to believing and obedient response to his Word.  Through faithful teaching, our members grow spiritually.  We seek to obey God's laws because such obedience pleases him.  So we not only embrace the teaching of God's Word, but also strive to demonstrate its application in our lives.  Our church cares about people.  We show concern for the poor and disadvantaged.  Our goal and purpose can be summed up in, "Preaching all of God's Word; sharing all of Christ's love."

               Our church is not new.  We trace our historical roots to the sixteenth-century Protestant Reformation and its seventeenth-century doctrinal statement, the Westminster Confession of Faith, along with its Larger and Shorter Catechisms.  The Orthodox Presbyterian Church understands the importance of defending and maintaining the truths of God's Word.  In 1936 the Orthodox Presbyterian Church was established as a testimony to the Bible at a time when it's authority was denied.  Her ministers, elders, and deacons sincerely receive and adopt these Westminster standards as containing the system of doctrine taught in the Holy Scriptures and known as the Reformed faith.