We are a congregation that has her ​historical roots in the Protestant ​Reformation of the 16th Century. We ​believe and live according to the five ​solas of the Reformation; namely that ​scripture alone is our rule for faith and ​life, and that we are saved by grace ​alone, through faith alone, on the ​ground of Jesus Christ alone and for ​the glory of God alone.

As a confessional Reformed, Christian ​church, we adhere to several faithful ​summaries of biblical doctrine. Find our ​creeds & confessions on our resources page.

Our confessions are often referred to as the ​Three Forms of Unity because they serve as ​the basis for the confessional unity of the ​members of our congregation, and ​confessional unity among the churches in ​our federation; the United Reformed ​Churches in North America. We confess that ​these documents accurately summarize the ​fundamental truths of Scripture.

Liturgy refers to our worship. We ​acknowledge that we stand in a rich ​tradition of biblical worship. A number of ​keys features are:

1. Our worship is a dialogue between God ​and His people. God speaks and the ​congregation responds.

2. All worship must be regulated by the ​Word of God. If an element of worship ​cannot be found in the Word of God it is ​therefore unallowable.

3. The Preaching of the Word of God is to be ​central in worship. All of the other elements ​of worship are leading up to or flowing out ​of the preaching of the Word.