Devotion in Worship:  Honoring God not only with our lips, but in our hearts and lives.

As a church body we are committed to authenticity in our spiritual life.  For  our ministry this means that our worship of Christ must go beyond our Sunday morning services and encompass every aspect of our lives, and it must go beyond our singing and encompass every thought and intention of our hearts. (Romans 12:1)

Doctrine in Worship:  Celebrating and teaching the Word of God through our songs.

As a church body we are committed to the authority of Scripture.  We believe that the Scriptures are the Word of God, truth for our faith and our worship, for true worshippers worship the Father in Spirit and in truth (John 4:23).  Therefore as a ministry we strive to choose lyrics which are grounded in scripture. 

As a ministry we also recognize the enormous teaching ability of music.  We recognize that God’s Word is easily remembered and carried with us through song.  It is our desire to see the freeing truth of Scripture instruct us and encourage us through the songs that we sing. (Colossians 3:16)

Diversity of Worship:  Integrating old and new songs, scripture, prayer and testimony.

As a church body we are committed to the centrality of Christ.  Therefore as a ministry, we aim to exalt Christ in every aspect of our services.  We also recognize that we are a diverse congregation, consisting of people of varying ages, backgrounds, and walks of life.  In order to minister to the diversity of our congregation, we strive to integrate old and new songs of praise, Scripture and prayer, and various musical styles, while keeping Christ as our central, unifying focus. (Matthew 13:15)

Discipleship in Ministry:  Mentoring and encouraging others in the ministry.

As a church body we are committed to community in our congregational life.  For our ministry this means that Christian service is something that we do together.  We are therefore committed to praying for one another, encouraging one another, serving one another, teaching and learning from one another, and comforting one another.  In sum, we desire to love one another with the love we ourselves have received from Christ. (Hebrws 3:13)