The Great Commission of Jesus is to go into all the world and preach the Gospel. We at OBCC place missions outreach as a supreme priority. Our missions vision is lived out by our strong missions giving, our many short term missions trips each year, and our Missions conference in the fall and our Missions festival in the Spring.

Our Core Values

We strive to be Christlike. God is glorified when Christ-followers are continuously transformed into His image.
We strive to be Commissioned. God is glorified when Christ-followers acknowledge and obey the call to minister His love to lost people.
We strive to be Charismatic. God is glorified when Christ-followers identify, cultivate, and utilize their spiritual gifts.
We strive to be Connected. God is glorified when Christ-followers are united in meaningful relationships.
We strive to be Celebratory. God is glorified when Christ-followers gather for worship, instruction, and prayer.
We strive to be Committed. God is glorified when Christ-followers dedicate themselves completely to Him.
We strive to be Compassionate. God is glorified when Christ-followers care about and respond to real needs.
We strive to be Charitable. God is glorified when Christ-followers are generous in giving time, talent, and treasure.
We strive to be Competent. God is glorified when Christ-followers consistently pursue excellence.
We strive to be Creative. God is glorified when Christ-followers communicate Biblical truth with cultural relevance.
The Scriptures are verbally inspired by God, and are for our faith and conduct.

Statement of Beliefs

There is one true God consisting of three interrelated persons: God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit.

The Lord Jesus Christ, the Son of God, has always existed and is our only Lord and Savior.

The human race was created good and upright by God, but fell from innocence by deliberate choice.

Salvation from human falleness is available through the amnesty provided by the Lord Jesus Christ upon the Cross.

There are two ordinances of the church: Water Baptism and Holy Communion.

The Baptism of the Holy Spirit is a second work of grace, following the experience of the new birth, and is available to all Christians.

Sanctification is a process of separation from sin and devotion to God.

The Church is the body of Christ on earth and serves the purpose of exalting God, edifying believers, and evangelizing the world.

Every believer is gifted by God, and is called to be involved in the utilization of individual spiritual gifts for the betterment of God's collective people, the Church.