Mission Values Beliefs | Church on Bayshore

OUR MISSION

BELIEVE

BELONG

BECOME

WHATEVER IT TAKES

to see people BELIEVE in Jesus, BELONG to God's family and BECOME who God created them to be, impacting the world for Christ.

OUR VALUES

Jesus is not a part of life.
He is life.

We don't want to just grow our church. We want to
build the kingdom.

If our goals don't require dependence on God, they are not big enough.

Programs do not make disciples.
People make disciples.

We
prioritize the one over the
ninety-nine.

The church doesn't 'do' missions.
The church is
'on' mission.

If our goals don't require dependence on God, they are not big enough.

Programs do not make disciples.
People make disciples.

'We'
takes priority over 'me.'

The focus of every generation is the next generation.

Our changing world needs the unchanging Word.

Everything we do, we do well and strategically for the mission of God.

OUR BELIEFS

Church on Bayshore affirms the Baptism Faith and Message (2000) as a summary document of our beliefs.

Church on Bayshore Constitution

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OUR MISSION

BELIEVE

BELONG

BECOME

WHATEVER IT TAKES

OUR VALUES

Jesus is not a part of life. He is life.

We don't want to just grow our church. We want to build the kingdom.

If our goals don't require dependence on God, they are not big enough.

Programs do not make disciples. People make disciples.

We prioritize the one over the ninety-nine.

The church doesn't 'do' missions. The church is 'on' mission.

If our goals don't require dependence on God, they are not big enough.

Programs do not make disciples. People make disciples.

'We' takes priority over 'me.'

The focus of every generation is the next generation.

Our changing world needs the unchanging Word.

Everything we do, we do well and strategically for the mission of God.

OUR BELIEFS

Jesus is not a part of life.
He is life.

We don't want to just grow our church. We want to
build the kingdom.

Programs do not make disciples.
People make disciples.

We
prioritize the one over the
ninety-nine.

The church doesn't 'do' missions.
The church is
'on' mission.

Programs do not make disciples.
People make disciples.

'We'
takes priority over 'me.'