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Jesus prayed that his people would be one. We practice unity by naming our differences honestly and learning to love one another in Christ. Our unity is part of our witness: as we grow in oneness, the world receives a glimpse of God’s reconciling love (John 17:20–23).

God gives gifts to the whole body, so we develop and equip people to serve their families, church, workplaces, neighborhoods, and communities. Maturity means becoming ready to give ourselves away.

We believe the Holy Spirit is present and active. We pray for healing, listen for God’s guidance, welcome the gifts of the Spirit, and remain humble about mystery. We seek a faithful openness to what God may do, marked by expectancy, discernment, and humility.

The Church has been learning the way of Jesus for two thousand years. We gratefully receive this inheritance—its creeds and theological wisdom, its worship and witness, and its practices of prayer, Sabbath, silence, communion, and service. Rooted in Scripture and attentive to the Holy Spirit, we draw from this living tradition to follow Jesus faithfully in the present.

Sunday gathers and forms us for life beyond Sunday. We worship and receive from God so that we can be sent into our homes, workplaces, schools, neighborhoods, and city as witnesses to Christ.

The Church is Christ’s body, and every follower of Jesus has gifts to offer. We look for ways to serve, encourage, build, create, welcome, pray, give, and participate in the work God is doing among us.