We are committed to a culture of authenticity and truth—free from deceit, hypocrisy, and falsehood. Sincerity means being real with ourselves, honest before God, and transparent with one another.
• No pretending: We deal with sin and brokenness openly and in grace.
• No hidden agendas: What you see is what you get.
• No masks: We walk in the light as He is in the light (1 John 1:7).
God calls us to be more than attendees—we are builders in His Kingdom. As Temple Builders, we:
• Strengthen God’s work within us through spiritual growth.
• Strengthen God’s work in our church by offering our time, talent, and treasure.
• Strengthen God’s work in the world by serving and sending.
We welcome people from every language, race, and nation—just as God welcomed us
through His mercy. Our unity in Christ celebrates diversity without demanding
uniformity (Ephesians 4:4–6).
We are open-armed to the rejected, hurting, broken, defeated, and marginalized,
creating a safe place to encounter Jesus.
We want our community to take note—not because of us, but because they see Jesus
in us.
Being notable means living in such a way that God’s goodness is unmistakable:
• Serving public schools, mentoring students, and helping families in need.
• Partnering with ministries like MUST Ministries, Operation Christmas Child, and
local outreach partners.
• Radiating God’s marvelous light (Philippians 2:15).
We are not spectators—we are active participants in God’s mission.
An engaged church:
• Learns God’s Word and applies it.
• Proclaims the gospel with courage.
• Models Christlike living.
• Serves our community in practical, compassionate ways.
Our goal: That our community and beyond give honor to God when they see His Church in action.
We stand with and for one another. Being supportive means:
• Loving the family of believers in action, not just in words.
• Providing resources, training, and help to other churches, missionaries, and
ministries.
• Encouraging leaders, lifting burdens, and sharing in God’s work together.