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Salvation is not something we earn, it’s a gift from God. You enter a saving relationship with Jesus when He calls you to Himself and you respond. You can attend City Worship to hear more about this relationship and talk with a team member who can guide you to life in Christ. Click “Learn More” to read more of what the Bible says about salvation.
Baptism is a public profession of your faith. In baptism, you are declaring to the world, "I belong to Jesus!" We would love to help you take this amazing step by baptizing you at one of our weekly worship gatherings. Baptism is required for all believers as an act of obedience to Christ (Matt 28:19-20).
Spiritual growth is a life-long journey, not a set of linear steps. We believe it happens best in discipleship-focused relationships. You can build these relationships and learn more about God and His Word in a Group. Church membership is an essential part of belonging to Christ's family. Church membership is committing to a covenant relationship with the body of Christ where we all agree to follow Jesus together, hold one another accountable, and fulfill the Great Commission as we are fueled by the Great Commandment.
Every believer should desire to be like Jesus. Becoming like Jesus is only possible through the work of the Holy Spirit in our lives. Like Jesus, we choose to commit to serve and give, because He came to serve and give His life as a ransom for many. At SCC, this looks like generosity and serving others. You can be generous with your time, talent, treasure, and testimony by participating in missions & outreach, joining a Serve Team, giving in the offering, and sharing your faith with others.
The mission of every church and every believer is to make disciples. We do this by obeying the Great Commission, making disciples as we go about our lives, as we are fueled by the Great Commandment: loving God and loving others. We invite you to partner with us in this kingdom-focused endeavor. The harvest is plentiful but the laborers are few (Matt. 9:36-37).