Frequently Asked Questions

Several questions have arisen about our congregation from callers who have indicated an interest in our group. To help those who might also like to know more about us, we have added this FAQ page. As always, we invite anyone with questions to please give us a call if your questions are not answered.

1. Are you affiliated with other groups?
A. All of our members have come from various Sabbath-keeping groups. One of the things that we celebrate within our group is our removal of hierarchical interference with our worship of God. In plain language, we believe that we all have one Christ, one mediator with God, who made one sacrifice for all men to have access to God through Him, not through other men. Because of this, although we do loosely associate ourselves with other groups such as Christian Educational Ministries, Guardian Ministries and United Christian Ministries, we stand alone before our God and do not look to a centrally controlled organization for permission to do anything related to our worship.

2. Are you a large group?
A. Right now, we are about 10 members who meet for fellowship, to sing, and to hear a message (sometimes live by local members or invited speakers and sometimes recorded) on the Sabbath Day. We welcome all visitors who wish to fellowship with us in peace.

3. Is there a dress code?
A. Yes. You should wear what you have that you would feel comfortable appearing before God wearing. We are not the fashion police.

4. What about children?
A. Right now, our youngest member is a mid-teen. We believe that teens are of sufficient maturity that they need to hear the Word of God plainly expounded and not delivered by programs aimed at little children. That said, as brethren join us with little children we will set up programs to teach those children in a way that their minds can handle. Because of our loose association with the aforementioned ministries, we can provide those programs for those with children. In the interim, we do have an area at the back of our hall where children can be given quiet toys to play while the message for the day is being delivered. We do look forward to the day when we are large enough to have a children's ministry but until then we will make do and teach these young, up and coming Christians as best our Father gives us a way.