We believe that according to the Word of God, the primary purpose of the Church is to spread the Gospel message and establish the Kingdom of God in the hearts of people. The Church is a voluntary society of Christians who sincerely and sincerely strive for unanimity and one-mindedness in doctrine, in service, and in life. (Acts 11:25-26, Matthew 16:18)

We believe the Word of God is the foundation and guide for our relationship with Jesus Christ, with the Holy Spirit and His gifts, with the Heavenly Father, and with one another. (1 Tim. 4:16)

We believe the One True God revealed Himself to men as One Existing Deity in Three Persons. God the Father, the Unbegotten, the Creator of all creation, dwells in unapproachable light, which no man has seen or can see. (1 John 2:14)

We believe Jesus Christ is a Person, one of the Three Persons of the Godhead. He was born of the Heavenly Father. (Heb. 1:5-5; Col. 1:15-20) Jesus Christ is the Son of God, who voluntarily came to earth in physical flesh, according to the will and love of the Heavenly Father for people. (John 1:14, Matthew 3:17) Conceived by Mary, the mother of Jesus, from the Holy Spirit. (Luke 1:30-35) He died in his body on the cross of Calvary, voluntarily offering Himself as a sacrifice of propitiation for the sins of men. (Matt. 26:39, 27:50) After his death, he rose again in the fleshly body on the third day. (1 Cor. 15:3-4) He ascended into heaven with the promise to return for the Church. (Acts 1:3-10) He is the one who baptizes with the Holy Spirit and fire. (Matthew 3:11) He is present and active with the Holy Spirit, always and everywhere where those who sincerely love Him gather in His name. (John 14:16-20, Matthew 28:20)

We believe the Holy Spirit is a Person, one of the Three Persons of the Godhead. Sent by God into man so that through Him Jesus Christ might live within us. (John 16:13-15, Romans 8:9) He fills the Church with Himself and reveals Himself in ministries and various gifts. (1 Cor. 14:26, 1 Cor. 12:4-10) He enters into the believer from the moment of spiritual baptism, testifying to this by speaking in other tongues, as well as by the holy, renewed life of the baptized one. (Acts 2:4, Galatians 5:22-25)