We
believe the Bible is the written word of God, inspired by the Holy Spirit
and without error in the original manuscripts. The
Bible is the revelation of God's truth and is infallible and authoritative
in all matters of faith and practice and accurate when it speaks of matters
involving the natural world.
We believe that all people are sinners and totally unable to save themselves
from God's displeasure except by His mercy.
We believe in the Holy Trinity. There is one God who exists and has
existed eternally in three persons: the Father, the Son, and the Holy
Spirit.
We believe in salvation by God's grace alone, not through any human merit.
We further believe that all who confess that Jesus is Lord and come to Him
with true repentance and faith, trusting in Christ alone, will be saved.
WHO WE ARE
Westminster Presbyterian Church is affiliated with the Presbyterian Church
in America (PCA) and is committed to glorifying God by following Jesus
Christ through the application of His Word and the empowerment of the Holy
Spirit.
We are evangelical and reformed in our doctrine and
Presbyterian in our form of church government.
As evangelicals, we unite with other evangelical churches in our community
and around the world to proclaim the unchanging truth of salvation by grace
alone, through faith alone, and in Christ alone.
As reformed believers, we find our roots firmly planted in the reformation
of the church and on the truths for which men and women gave their lives to
preserve. We believe that the scriptures are most faithfully
represented by the doctrines found in the Westminster Confession of Faith
and the Larger Catechisms.
As Presbyterians, we believe that the form of government most faithful to
the scriptures is that which is governed by elders (overseers or
under-shepherds of Christ) who on the local level comprise a session,
on a regional level comprise a presbytery, and on a national level
meet annually at a General Assembly.
As a church, we seek to be a loving community, firmly built on the truth of
scripture, that seeks to bring the relevance of the Gospel to bear in our
lives and in the lives of other broken people in our community and world who
also recognize their need for Christ.