While as a Congregational Church we believe in the freedom and responsibility of the individual in matters affecting his spiritual Iife and experience, and in the right of private judgement in questions of belief and Bible, we feel there are certain central convictions about which our life as a Church moves.

We believe in God, the Father of all men and women regardless of race, color or nation, and in His love for His children and His creation.

We believe in Jesus Christ, the way and the truth, seeking to make His life our example, His teaching the guide for our conduct, and His ideals the motivating power in our lives.

We believe in the Church as the fellowship of those who are seeking to be His disciples, joining together for mutual encouragement and increased power in their common task.

We as members of this Church seek to exhalt the worship of God, labor for the progress of knowledge, promote the reign of justice and peace, and establish the spirit of brotherhood among men, and look with faith to the life everlasting.

The Structure of First Congregational Church
The Beliefs of First Congregational Church