Jesus Christ is the righteous King Who has entrusted His life to God's judgment giving life to His people that they might follow Him in righteousness.

We are committed to tireless work and sacrificial giving so that as many as possible may come under the sound of the Gospel. Our local focus is church planting in New England; our global focus is primarily people groups who have not yet heard the message of Jesus Christ.

Northern Vermont and the world are our dream, and we are eager to see gospel-driven churches planted here and abroad. We believe that the command of Jesus to preach the gospel everywhere applies to us all, and so we engage in life-on-life witness with family, friends, neighbors and coworkers

Christ’s Gospel is a model for living, so we work through love to develop each person into a bold, joyful follower of Jesus, who loves others more than self. All the while we seek to show grace, kindness and forgiveness to other sinners because that is what our Lord has done for us.

Changed lives are our vision, and we believe that Grace makes a difference. We are persuaded that the Gospel changes every true believer, making us each hate and forsake our own sin and love our Savior.

We are confident that Jesus is the theme of the entire Bible, committed to building all our ministry on his Gospel, and convinced that proclaiming Him is the only way to see sinners brought from death to life.

Jesus Christ is our passion, and we believe the Good News of his life, death and resurrection is the only hope for rescuing rebels against God and restoring them to life, joy, peace,sanity and purpose.

Redeeming grace is what separates true Christian faith from all the religions of mankind. The Bible teaches that men and women are saved from sin only by God’s grace (unmerited favor) received by faith, with human works not playing the slightest part. Those who have truly experienced grace will be transformed by that grace into those who freely extend grace to others.

This was a Remembrance Service loosely modeled on the manner in which the Plymouth Brethren focus on the Lord’s Supper. The auditorium was reconfigured so that the communion table is in the center of the room. During the service, four men gave short reflections on the person and work of the Lord Jesus Christ.