Friendship Community Church

read moreHere's a short description of the various ministries at Friendship, and the main contact responsible for the position or ministry. This page is mostly intended to identify who to talk to concerning a particular ministry to assist you in becoming involved where your are interested. Please refer to the contact list in the church bulletin, or check our contact page to communicate with the relevant party involved. For more details on activities and fellowship groups, please refer to the specifics under our Reaching, Teaching and Unleashing pages.

read moreOur hope is that you will be led to sense the presence of God, such that you come away with awe, wonder, and a stronger faith in Jesus Christ. It is our hope and prayer that the services are led by the Holy Spirit, honoring to God, exalting of Jesus Christ, and based on the Bible. That is why you will sometimes hear "Hallelujah" during the singing of a song, and "Amen" during the sermon. People do this because they have found the ultimate joy in life through Jesus Christ. We are contemporary in style, basically the kind of music that you'll find on most praise and worship CD's by Vineyard, Maranatha, and Hillsong.

read moreIn short, we believe and teach the Word of God — teachings which have their basis in the historic Christian faith, including the inerrancy and authority of the Bible, salvation not by works but by God's grace through one's faith in Jesus Christ, and the need to tell others about Jesus Christ. Here is a summary of our beliefs. Although the church is contemporary in style, the beliefs of the church follow the historic doctrinal standards set forth in the Apostle's Creed, the Nicene Creed, the Athanasian Creed, as well as the Protestant Confession of Faith of Belgium, the Catechism of Heidelberg, and the Canons of [the city of] Dort.