We are the Church of Jesus Christ.
All power in heaven and earth is given to Jesus Christ by Almighty God, who raised Christ from the dead and set him above all rule and authority, all power and dominion, and every name that is named, not only in this age but also in that which is to come. God has put all things under the Lordship of Jesus Christ and has made Christ Head of the Church, which is his body.
Christ calls the Church into being, giving it all that is necessary for its mission to the world, for its building up, and for its service to God. Christ is present with the Church in both Spirit and Word. It belongs to Christ alone to rule, to teach, to call, and to use the Church as he wills, exercising his authority by the ministry of women and men for the establishment and extension of his Kingdom.
Christ gives to his Church its faith and life, its unity and mission, its officers and ordinances. Insofar as Christ's will for the Church is set forth in Scripture, it is to be obeyed. In the worship and service of God and the government of the church, matters are to be ordered according to the Word by reason and sound judgment, under the guidance of the Holy Spirit.
In affirming with the earliest Christians that Jesus is Lord, the Church confesses that he is its hope and that the Church, as Christ's body, is bound to his authority and thus free to live in the lively, joyous reality of the grace of God. (from Book of Order G-1.0100a.-d.)
In acknowledgment that Jesus Christ has called us together, equipped us for mission and service, given us our faith and life, and his presence through the Holy Spirit, we devote ourselves to our purpose:

We give our service to Jesus Christ primarily through worship of him.
We also serve him by serving his church, which is called his body.
And we aim to serve the world, just as he did.
In these ways we will glorify the Father through him in the power of the Holy Spirit.
We believe that God has called this church into existence for a reason-that he wants to reach people for himself. We invite into membership anyone who accepts Jesus Christ as their Savior and Lord.
In addition, we acknowledge that different people resonate with different church. Therefore, it is worth considering what our strengths are as well as asking who we might have a greater chance of reaching for the Kingdom of God, because of those strengths.