At Village Ministries, our principles and practices are all governed by our underlying faith in God. For more details on our Faith Principles, please read through our Statement of Faith

• We believe that the Holy Scriptures, consisting of Old and New Testaments, were originally and in errantly communicated by God and therefore are verbally inspired and constitute the infallible authority in all matters of faith, life and conduct.


• We believe that there is one true God, consisting of three persons, the Father, Son and Holy Spirit; who are the same in essence, equal in wisdom, goodness, power and glory


• We believe in the essential deity of our Lord Jesus Christ, His virgin birth, His sinless life, His inerrant teaching, and His substitutionary death on the cross by which we have redemption through His blood and the forgiveness of sins. We believe in His bodily resurrection from among the dead, His ascension to Heaven, His present priestly role, His personal return at the end of the age to raise the dead, glorify the church, judge the earth and to reign as King of kings and Lord of lords.


• We believe that man was created innocent in the image of God, that he was tempted by Satan and fell and that through sin man experiences physical and spiritual death, which is eternal separation from God.


• We believe that the salvation of lost and sinful man comes only through the regenerating work of the Holy Spirit as man repents toward God and exercises faith in our Lord Jesus Christ.


• We believe in the present ministry of the Holy Spirit to convict the world of sin, and to indwell and enable the Christian to live soberly, righteously and godly in this present age.


• We believe that the church on earth consists of believers in our Lord Jesus Christ who are dedicated to the worship and service of God through the proclamation of the Word, and the observance of the sacraments.


• We believe in the bodily resurrection of the just and the unjust—the just to everlasting life and the unjust to everlasting shame and perdition.