Our Beliefs

One true and living God, infinite, eternal and unchangeable, who has revealed Himself in three persons, the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit, and the Creation of all things by God for His own wise purpose.

The Holy Scriptures as the words of God given by the inspiration of the Holy Spirit.

Jesus Christ as the only-begotten Son of God; His virgin birth; His full humanity and full divinity; the truth of His teaching; the perfect satisfaction for the sin of the world offered once and for all in His death on the Cross; His bodily resurrection from the dead; His ascension into Heaven; His present ministry of intercession and His coming again in power and glory.

The Holy Spirit by whose illumination, conviction and regeneration mankind is brought to repentance and faith in Jesus Christ; His continuous work of sanctification in the lives of believers and their divine preservation into everlasting life; and His direction of the worship, ministry and administration of the Church.

The fall of mankind, consequent sinfulness, guilt and condemnation of all mankind; the free and perfect justification of all who believe in our Lord Jesus Christ and their regeneration by the power of the Holy Spirit into adoption as children of God.

The resurrection of the body and the final judgment of all mankind; the eternal perfection and blessedness of the saved and the eternal punishment of the lost.

Marriage as a holy and honourable estate, instituted by God for companionship between man and woman, and for the procreation of children; and which shall be dissolved by death.

Monogamy as the ideal state of family life, according to the New Testament.

That homosexuality is not accepted as a practice.

The Priesthood of all Believers.

We recognize the Lord Jesus Christ as Saviour, Lord and the Head of the Church. In all matters of doctrine and practice, in obedience to the will of God, we hold and adhere, under the direction of the Holy Spirit, to the Holy Bible as being God’s perfect revelation in Jesus Christ as the supreme and sufficient rule of faith and conduct.The Church recognises the following ordinances:

Baptism (by total immersion in water)

The Lord’s Supper