Who We Are.
Our Covenant
We believe in God the Father and in Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior. Under the impact of His Holy Spirit, we consecrate ourselves to His service, the study of His Holy Word, and unity with one another in covenant with our God.
We will live together in brotherly love. We will help one another to think, speak, and act as Christians.
We will remember each other in prayer and aid each other in sickness and distress.
We will make prayer a part of our daily living, seeking God’s help to enable us to do our daily tasks as Christians.
We will actively support the programs of the church through our attendance and participation and will cheerfully contribute to its ministry.
We will seek to live to the glory of Him who has called us into His service.
Our Vision
Broadus Church: Making Each One a Witness
Our Mission
Our mission is to make disciples who worship authentically, share their faith boldly, serve others faithfully, grow spiritually, and live in loving fellowship.
We do this through five essential functions of the church:
We aim to create worship experiences that draw people closer to God, engage the heart and mind, and inspire genuine love for Him.
Our Goal:
To help worship grow both wider and deeper—touching more lives and nurturing authentic relationships with God.
We are committed to sharing the Good News of Jesus Christ with courage and compassion.
Our Goal:
To become more effective in helping others know and follow Christ—beginning in our own community and reaching to the ends of the earth.
We believe ministry should transform lives—both those we serve and our own.
Our Goal:
To share Christ’s love in tangible ways, making a lasting difference in people’s lives.
Spiritual growth is a lifelong journey, and we are committed to walking that path together.
Our Goal:
For every believer to grow toward a Christlike life and to help others do the same.
We believe church is family—and every person should feel known, loved, and connected.
Our Goal:
To cultivate a Christ-centered fellowship that promotes unity, care, and shared purpose within the body of Christ.
