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Presbyterian
101-500 Members
CHURCH PROFILE
Service Times
10am Every Sunday Morning
5:30pm Sunday Evening except for the last Sunday of every month. In the evening on the last Sunday of the month there is no service. The congregation is encouraged to devote this time to Christian hospitality with one another and to receive it as a means of grace.
5:30pm Sunday Evening except for the last Sunday of every month. In the evening on the last Sunday of the month there is no service. The congregation is encouraged to devote this time to Christian hospitality with one another and to receive it as a means of grace.
(616) 481-3347
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Rev.
Dan Naulty
OUR MISSION
Faith Presbyterian Church seeks to serve God in worship, serve our church body in nurture, and serve our communities in witness
ABOUT FAITH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
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MINISTRIES AND GROUPS
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BELIEFS
We are Biblical and Confessional.
What we believe about the Bible is contained in the Westminster Standards (the Westminster Confession of Faith and the Larger and Shorter Catechisms, 1646). We do not recognize these documents as infallible but as a sound interpretation of biblical doctrine and a faithful expression of the historic Christian faith (our pastor, elders, and deacons all subscribe to the Westminster Standards).
Furthermore, we hold to a high view of the work of called, trained, and ordained leadership in the life of the local church. As the ordained leadership shepherd and feed the flock through spiritual oversight, discipline, doctrine, preaching, prayer, and the right administration of the sacraments (baptism and the Lord’s Supper), God promises to bless His redeemed children with growth in grace.
We believe in a warm and welcoming expression of the Christian faith, one that promotes and defends sound doctrine while at the same time exhibiting sincere love, joy, humility, patience, and kindness.
One of the primary tasks of the leadership of FPC is to keep the means of grace central in the life of the church. The means of grace (Word, sacraments and prayer) are the means that God Himself has personally appointed and promised to bless for the salvation, sanctification, and comfort of His people (c.f. Acts 2:42).
At Faith Presbyterian Church, worship is considered the highest priority and privilege of the Christian Church (Psalm 100).
At FPC, we adhere to the regulative principle of worship which teaches that only what God explicitly commands in Scripture should be included in worship, rejecting anything not prescribed in His Word. This principle is rooted in passages like Leviticus 10:1-3 (Nadab and Abihu’s unauthorized worship), Deuteronomy 12:32 (“You shall not add to it or take from it”), Matthew 15:9 (vain worship through human traditions), and Colossians 2:23 (warning against self-made religion). We follow this principle to ensure that our worship is pleasing to God, free from human invention, and centered on His revealed will rather than personal preference.
What we believe about the Bible is contained in the Westminster Standards (the Westminster Confession of Faith and the Larger and Shorter Catechisms, 1646). We do not recognize these documents as infallible but as a sound interpretation of biblical doctrine and a faithful expression of the historic Christian faith (our pastor, elders, and deacons all subscribe to the Westminster Standards).
Furthermore, we hold to a high view of the work of called, trained, and ordained leadership in the life of the local church. As the ordained leadership shepherd and feed the flock through spiritual oversight, discipline, doctrine, preaching, prayer, and the right administration of the sacraments (baptism and the Lord’s Supper), God promises to bless His redeemed children with growth in grace.
We believe in a warm and welcoming expression of the Christian faith, one that promotes and defends sound doctrine while at the same time exhibiting sincere love, joy, humility, patience, and kindness.
One of the primary tasks of the leadership of FPC is to keep the means of grace central in the life of the church. The means of grace (Word, sacraments and prayer) are the means that God Himself has personally appointed and promised to bless for the salvation, sanctification, and comfort of His people (c.f. Acts 2:42).
At Faith Presbyterian Church, worship is considered the highest priority and privilege of the Christian Church (Psalm 100).
At FPC, we adhere to the regulative principle of worship which teaches that only what God explicitly commands in Scripture should be included in worship, rejecting anything not prescribed in His Word. This principle is rooted in passages like Leviticus 10:1-3 (Nadab and Abihu’s unauthorized worship), Deuteronomy 12:32 (“You shall not add to it or take from it”), Matthew 15:9 (vain worship through human traditions), and Colossians 2:23 (warning against self-made religion). We follow this principle to ensure that our worship is pleasing to God, free from human invention, and centered on His revealed will rather than personal preference.
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