A witness for Biblical Presbyterianism is preserved in this church body. We believe in missions and evangelism. It is the good news of the gospel that saves sinners. We believe all are lost and under the wrath of God and that all believers are "ambassadors for Christ," (2 Corinthians 5:20) as spoken by the Apostle Paul.

It is our firm belief that missionary work and evangelism must always be practiced within a Biblical context. Our methods and message both arise from the Bible. We further believe evangelism should issue forth into discipling new believers and planting churches.

This church takes seriously the command of Christ to preach the gospel at home and abroad, for God's elect are to be found among all nations, tribes and tongues.

We extend our hand of fellowship and cooperation to other Biblically separated groups. We are a part of the American Council of Christian Churches, founded in 1941, as a Biblical alternative to the National Council of Churches. We oppose the inclusivist ecumenical movement that seeks to bring together all churches, whether liberal or evangelical. We further believe it is wrong to make common cause with those who embrace and encourage compromise with liberalism and ecumenism.