Our greatest goal is knowing God and enjoying Him forever. We will not entertain anything that takes our eyes off this goal. We will remain doctrinally pure, while focusing on what is relevant for our society today. To improve our ability to know God, we will train diligently for our Christian life. Such training takes time, dedication, energy, continued practice and vision. We must commit ourselves to this Christian life. When we stay true to God through it all, He promises us an end, a rest, and a crown! (Phi. 3:12-14, Mat. 22:23, II Tim. 4:7-8, I Cor. 9:19-23)

As Christ's servants, we are called to follow his example: to love others as we love ourselves. With God's help, we will promote a warm, welcoming and hospitable environment. There will be an atmosphere of love, safety, and security whenever we gather as a family in Christ. We will expect and promote opportunities for nurturing the faith, growth, and gifts of each individual member. We will seek support and care for each member in a way that ministers to their individual needs and daily lives. We recognize that we are accountable to each other as members of one body and ultimately to Christ, our Head. (Mat. 19:19b, 22:39; I Cor. 12:12-26; John 15:13; Acts 2:44-47)

We are called to show our love to fellow members by loving each other as Christ loved us. We will share each other burdens with a spirit of servanthood and together celebrate our victories. We will welcome and nurture those unfamiliar with our faith. Through the giving of our resources, we will show God's love and support his work. Love is to guide all that we do. We have different gifts, abilities, likes, dislikes, ... but we are called, without exception, to love. (I Cor. 13; II Cor. 8:7; Rom. 12:4-5)

In recognizing that lost people matter to God, and therefore, ought to matter to Trinity, we will actively seek the lost by proclaiming His good news both near and far. We realized that God has done for us and will encourage each other to speak boldly about our faith by sharing our personal testimonies. By equipping our members to talk freely about Christ, we will each gain a better understanding of our faith and it will become more natural to show seekers the way to God. (John 17:18; Luke 5:30-32; Luke 15; Mat. 18:14, 28:19; Philemon. 6)