- The unity and trinity of God; one God eternally existent in three distinct persons; The Father, The Son, and The Holy Spirit.

- The divine inspiration and infallibility of the scriptures as originally given and their authority in all matters of faith and conduct.

- The universal sinfulness and consequent guilt of the human race whereby all mankind is subject to the just judgment of God.

- The deity of our Lord Jesus Christ; His incarnation (He was born of the Virgin Mary by the Holy Spirit); His sinless life; His miracles, His substitution death and bodily resurrection that effected full salvation for all mankind, and His ascension to the right hand of the Father in heaven.

- Justification by grace through repentance and personal faith in Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord.

- New Birth (regeneration); the inward evidence of new birth is the witness of the Spirit and the outward evidence is a life of righteousness and holiness.

- The person of the Holy Spirit, whose work of regeneration, sanctification, and anointing with power results in the reproduction of Christ in the believer and is manifested by holiness of life, complete love of God and a deep concern for the spiritual and temporal welfare of others.

- The baptism in the Holy Spirit, as a definite work of the spirit, distinct from and additional to His regenerating work; an endowment of power for life and service.

- The ordinances of the Church: water baptism for believers and the Lord’s Supper, Communion.

- The divine healing of the sick, through the redemptive work of Christ on the cross, according to the will of God.

- The public dedication of children of Christian parents.

- The exercise of the ministry gifts of the Lord Jesus Christ and the gifts of the Holy Spirit in the worship and ministry of the Church.

- The personal future return of the Lord Jesus Christ to the earth in power and glory to rule over the nations; the gathering of the body, the church, to Him; the resurrection of both the saved and the lost; and the final judgment determining the everlasting punishment of the wicked and the eternal blessedness of the righteous.