Our lively congregation of more than 375 members is diverse in age and beliefs. Services resound with the energy of children and the warmth of older members who have nurtured the tiny fellowship that was founded in 1949. We embrace a wide variety of beliefs and recognize in our services the wisdom of many traditions, including Buddhism, Judaism, Christianity, Native American and other earth-based religions, and Islam.We are a self-governing organization led by two co-ministers, quite different in style, selected by the congregation. Our Mission Statement reflects our strong commitment to religious education for children, youth, and adults; an active campus ministry, and social justice. W

ProtestantSalvation comes only through God’s free gift of Jesus Christ alone by grace through faith alone, not by our own efforts to be “good enough.” The Bible is the only infallible guide to how we should live to the glory of God.ReformedGod is sovereign-the all-powerful ruler over His creation. Holding to the historic beliefs of the Reformation, we believe all of life is to be lived to His glory, obeying His Word.EvangelicalJesus said that to see heaven, a man must be born again. The Good News is that all who are born again will go to heaven. The Church’s responsibility is to make disciples of all nations, baptizing and teaching them to obey everything He has commanded.