Gospel Meetings for 2010 and 2011 to be announced.

The Church of Christ is the name most often used to describe the church in the New Testament. Those who obeyed the Gospel in New Testament days were called Christians (Acts 11:26). They were not called other, man made names in addition. Likewise the Church of the New Testament was not named after a man or a doctrine, but after Christ, for he paid for it with his own death on the cross (Acts 20:28). There are a myriad of denominational churches and organizations in the world today, each calling itself by a different name. The Church is not a denomination – denominations are man made institutions that seek to worship God by their own beliefs and designs, instead of by the word of God. The division into sects and man made churches is not acceptable to God (1 Corinthians 1:10-13). We are to be Christians (not hyphenated Christians) and members of the Church as described in the New Testament.