About Us

A place to rest, grow, and walk with God.

We are a small, warm Seventh‑day Adventist community that believes God loves every person deeply and invites us into a life of hope, healing, and purpose through Jesus Christ.

If you’re searching for peace, meaning, or a closer walk with God, we welcome you with open arms. You don’t need to know anything about Adventists. You don’t need to dress a certain way. You don’t need to have life figured out.

Just come as you are.

Everything we believe flows from Jesus:

We follow Jesus because He changes lives — gently, powerfully, and personally.

At the heart of everything we do is a simple truth:

We believe God is:

Our church exists to help people experience that love in real, practical ways.

We don’t start with rules or debates. We start with a relationship.

Here are a few things that make us who we are:

We keep the seventh‑day Sabbath because God gave humanity a weekly gift: a day to breathe, rest, reconnect, and remember that we are loved.

We believe our bodies are God’s creation, so we try to live healthy, balanced lives. Not out of obligation — but gratitude.

We believe Jesus will return, not to frighten the world, but to heal it. To end suffering. To bring peace. To make all things new.

We read the Bible because it reveals God’s heart and guides our steps.

These are the things we try to live out:

These values shape our worship, our fellowship, and our mission.

We worship on Saturday because we want to follow the example Jesus gave and the teaching of the Bible exactly as it is written. From the very beginning, God set aside the seventh day as a special time for rest, peace, and connection with Him. Scripture says, “God blessed the seventh day and made it holy.” (Genesis 2:3). This was God’s first gift to humanity — a day blessed and made holy long before there were nations.

In the Ten Commandments, God invites us to “remember the Sabbath day… for in six days the Lord made heaven and earth… and rested the seventh day.” (Exodus 20:8–11). He later says, “I gave them My Sabbaths… to be a sign between Me and them.” (Ezekiel 20:12). The Sabbath is a sign of relationship, belonging, and God’s loving care.

Jesus Himself honored the Sabbath. It was His custom to worship on the seventh day, to teach, to heal, and to bring hope. He didn’t change or replace the Sabbath. Instead, He explained its purpose: “The Sabbath was made for man, not man for the Sabbath.” (Mark 2:27). And He declared, “The Son of Man is Lord of the Sabbath.” (Matthew 12:8; Mark 2:28; Luke 6:5). Because we want to walk in His footsteps, we worship on the same day He did — following Jesus not just in belief, but in practice.

For us, the Sabbath is a day of rest, relationship, and remembering God’s love. Isaiah says, “If you call the Sabbath a delight… then you will find joy in the Lord.” (Isaiah 58:13–14). That is what Sabbath means to us — delight, joy, peace, and time with God. It reminds us that we are not defined by stress or work, but by God’s deep love and care.

When we gather on Saturday, we’re simply responding to the loving law God created and the example Jesus lived. We follow Scripture gently, humbly, and sincerely, trusting that God blesses the time we set aside for Him.

If you’re curious about God… If you’re searching for hope… If you want a place to belong… If you want to learn more about Jesus…

We would love to walk with you.

No pressure. No expectations. Just an open door and a warm welcome.