The Reformed faith is enshrined in the Five Solas of the Protestant Reformation, the Reformed doctrine of salvation (typically summarized by the "Doctrines of Grace" represented by the TULIP acrostic), and the Confessions of faith crafted during the 16th and 17th centuries.  These doctrines are taught in the Bible and have been affirmed by the mainstream of Bible-believing, grace-loving Christians down through the ages. To learn more about what a "Reformed Church" or "Reformed Baptist" is, go here!

Our main objective is not to bear the title "Reformed" but to be faithful to God's word.  In the spirit of Sola Scriptura, the Protestant Reformers called the Church back to the Bible as the final authority for what Christians are supposed to believe and how they are supposed to worship and live.  That's our spirit as well.  We want to proclaim and live out the teachings of the Bible in the context of our generation and culture.  On the last day, that's what God will require us to give an account for.