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Faith Congregational Church
2199 SW Savona Blvd
2199 SW Savona Blvd
Port St Lucie, FL 34953
SERMONS

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- Mar 8, 2020Loving the Light
- Mar 1, 2020The Good Wine
- Feb 23, 2020Calling Leaving Following
- Feb 16, 2020Three Temptations
- Feb 9, 2020Repentance and Holy Spirit Fire
- Feb 2, 2020Coming of Age
- Jan 26, 2020Out of Egypt
- Jan 19, 2020Law & Spirit (Effort & Surrender)
- Jan 12, 2020Heaven & Earth
- Dec 22, 2019Many in this City
- Dec 15, 2019Faith Kidz Christmas
- Dec 8, 2019That’s Unexpected
- Dec 1, 2019What the Heck?
- Nov 24, 2019Preventions
- Nov 17, 2019Stiff-Necked
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ABOUT US

WHAT WE BELIEVE
We can tell you more about our church with the help of seven phrases from Scripture and Tradition which express our commitments.
That they may all be one. [John 17:21]
This motto reflects the spirit of unity on which it is based and points toward future efforts to heal the divisions in the body of Christ. We are a uniting church as well as a united church.
In essentials unity, in non-essentials diversity, in all things charity.
The unity that we seek requires neither an uncritical acceptance of any point of view, nor rigid formulation of doctrine. It does require mutual understanding and agreement as to which aspects of the Christian faith and life are essential.
The unity of the church is not of its own making.
It is a gift of God. But expressions of that unity are as diverse as there are individuals. The common thread that runs through all is love.
Testimonies of faith rather than tests of faith.
Because faith can be expressed in many different ways, we have no formula that is a test of faith. Down through the centuries, however, Christians have shared their faith with one another through creeds, confessions, catechisms and other statements of faith. Historic statements are valued in our church as authentic testimonies of faith.
There is yet more light and truth to break forth from God’s holy word.
This affirmation by one of the founders of the Congregational tradition assumes the primacy of the Bible as a source for understanding the Good News and as a foundation for all statements of faith. It recognizes that the Bible, though written in specific historical times and places, still speaks to us in our present condition. It declares that the study of the scriptures is not limited by past interpretations, but it is pursued with the expectation of new insights and God’s help for living today.
The Priesthood of All Believers.
All members of the church are called to minister to others and to participate as equals in the common worship of God, each with direct access to the mercies of God through personal prayer and devotion. Recognition is given to those among us who have received special training in pastoral, priestly, educational and administrative functions, but these persons are regarded as servants—rather than as persons in authority. Their task is to guide, to instruct, to enable the ministry of all Christians rather than to do the work of ministry for us.
Responsible Freedom.
As individual members of the Body of Christ, we are free to believe and act in accordance with our perception of God’s will for our lives. But we are called to live in a loving, covenantal relationship with one another—gathering in communities of faith, congregations of believers, local churches.
STAFF & LEADERSHIP

Pastor: Rob Hunter

Music: Hazel Graham
STEERING COMMITTEE 2020
President Gary Mealy
Vice President Beverly Johnson
Treasurer Kelly Phillips
Secretary Diane Hirling
Discipleship Bob Santom
Outreach Karen Overly
Property Bob McDonnold
Shepherds Wilma Osterhoudt