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FAQs

What does non-denomination mean? ›

A non-denominational church is a Christian church that holds no connection with the recognized denominations and mainline churches such as the Baptist, Catholic, Presbyterian, Lutheran, or Methodist churches. Church denominations are larger organizations that hold a particular identity, set of beliefs, and traditions.

Josh Lindstrom, our Lead Pastor of Teaching and Vision, serves as an elder and is accountable to our elder board.

A special part of being in a non-denominational church is the focus on building that personal relationship with God rather than just following a set of established doctrines or beliefs.

Can a Catholic join a non-denominational Christian group and participate in Worship Meetings? Yes as long as they continue to seek the Catholic sacraments and fulfill their obligation to participate in Sunday Mass each week along with Holy days of Obligation.

They are gospel-centered and firmly rooted in the Bible. Although we are a non-denominational church, we are committed to these time-tested essential truths of the Christian faith. They serve as our true north, defining who we are as a church and permeating the way we live.

In a context where there is more than one pastor, the senior pastor (or as is often used today, the lead pastor) is the main leader of the staff of a church. He is usually the main preacher and teacher, although other pastors on the staff can and should preach and teach.

The first of Paul's final series of letters—which along with 2 Timothy and Titus are called the Pastoral Epistles—1 Timothy offers practical and pastoral advice from the aging apostle Paul to a young pastor named Timothy working in the church at Ephesus.

It is quite common, of course, for a Catholic to marry a member of a different Christian tradition. For example, many Catholics marry Methodists, Lutherans, Episcopalians, members of nondenominational communities, or Christians who for one reason or another remain unaffiliated with a particular faith community.

Non-denominational churches are a growing trend in Christianity, offering an authentic and relatable approach to following Jesus. They prioritize the central teachings of the Bible, emphasize a personal relationship with Jesus, and often have a contemporary worship style.

Baptist and non-denominational churches represent two distinct approaches to Christian worship and community. While both share a commitment to following Jesus Christ and the teachings of the Bible, they diverge in their organizational structures, theological emphases, and views on certain religious practices.

What is the difference between Catholic and non-denominational? ›

When we talk about Catholics, they have congregations and gatherings. According to Catholics Eucharists are equal to getting four things: the divinity, blood of Jesus Christ, body, and soul. On the other hand, non-denominational churches take communion as something holy but on a symbolic reference.