Hi, I’m Pastor Phil Carr.  We’d love to have you join us for worship on Sundays from 10:45am until 12:15.

We also have classes we call “Sunday School” from 9:30-10:30am where we study the Bible together (adult & children’s groups).

You’ll find a loving and welcoming group of people at our church who are growing in our faith and wanting to deepen our relationship with God. We would love to welcome you.

We are a small congregation serving a big God, praying for His Kingdom to come and seeking to be a blessing to the community. If you are seeking what God has for you, this may be the place where you can connect.

You can find out more about the Church of Nazarene below.

Hi, I’m Pastor Phil Carr.  We’d love to have you join us for worship on Sundays from 10:45am until 12:15.

We also have classes we call “Sunday School” from 9:30-10:30am where we study the Bible together (adult & children’s groups).

You’ll find a loving and welcoming group of people at our church who are growing in our faith and wanting to deepen our relationship with God. We would love to welcome you.

We are a small congregation serving a big God, praying for His Kingdom to come and seeking to be a blessing to the community. If you are seeking what God has for you, this may be the place where you can connect.

You can find out more about the Church of Nazarene below.

THE GLOBAL CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE EXISTS . . .

To Make Christlike Disciples in the Nations

The Church of the Nazarene is the largest denomination in the classical Wesleyan-Holiness tradition. The doctrine that distinguishes the Church of the Nazarene and other Wesleyan denominations from most other Christian denominations is that of entire sanctification. Nazarenes believe that God calls Christians to a life of holy living that is marked by an act of God, cleansing the heart from original sin and filling the individual with love for God and humankind.

This experience is marked by entire consecration of the believer to do God’s will and is followed by a life of seeking to serve God through service to others. Like salvation, entire sanctification is an act of God’s grace, not of works. Our pursuant service to God is an act of love whereby we show our appreciation for the grace that has been extended to us through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. If you have more interest in entire sanctification, please scroll to the bottom of this webpage and view a video by one our leaders on “Sanctifying Grace.”

THE GLOBAL

CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE EXISTS . . .

To Make Christlike Disciples in the Nations

The Church of the Nazarene is the largest denomination in the classical Wesleyan-Holiness tradition. The doctrine that distinguishes the Church of the Nazarene and other Wesleyan denominations from most other Christian denominations is that of entire sanctification. Nazarenes believe that God calls Christians to a life of holy living that is marked by an act of God, cleansing the heart from original sin and filling the individual with love for God and humankind.

This experience is marked by entire consecration of the believer to do God’s will and is followed by a life of seeking to serve God through service to others. Like salvation, entire sanctification is an act of God’s grace, not of works. Our pursuant service to God is an act of love whereby we show our appreciation for the grace that has been extended to us through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. If you have more interest in entire sanctification, please scroll to the bottom of this webpage and view a video by one our leaders on “Sanctifying Grace.”

Dr. David Busic on “Sanctifying Grace”

The name “Nazarene” is derived from the biblical town of Nazareth, the town in which Jesus was raised. Organized in 1908, the Church of the Nazarene denomination is now home to about 2.5 million members worshipping in more than 30,000 congregations in 165 world areas.

You can find out more about the Church of the Nazarene by clicking on these links:

Core Values | Articles of Faith
Statement on Human Sexuality

Dr. David Busic on “Sanctifying Grace”