Who We AreWe are ordinary people with interests and concerns just like you. We worship together because we think it's important to remind ourselves of who our God really is. We receive instruction together because we think right thinking equips us for right living. We gather together and engage in a wide variety of activities because we think relationships are important. We want people who are seeking help on their spiritual journey, to travel with us and grow with us.

Our challenge as we grow and travel together, is to draw additional outsiders into the circle of our church and to care for one another faithfully, so that no one becomes just a face in the crowd.

Affiliation with EFCA
The Evangelical Free Church of America is an association of some 1500 autonomous churches united by a mutual commitment to serve our Lord Jesus Christ with the guidance of the Holy Spirit and obedience to the Word of God.

We are committed to cooperate with one another in ministry and fellowship as we seek to fulfill the Great Commission which Christ has entrusted to His Church. The growing ministry of the EFCA currently extends to some 75 countries around the world.

What does Evangelical Mean?
The term Evangelical refers to our commitment to the proclamation of the Gospel and to the authority of Scriptures as being inerrant in the original writings and the only safe and sufficient guide to faith and practice.

What does Free Mean?
The term Free refers to our form of church government as being congregational. Evangelical Free Churches depend upon the active participation of lay people in the decisions and directions.

The Distinctive of the EFCA
"In essentials, unity. In non-essentials, charity. In all things, Jesus Christ." ― Chrysostom

  • The Evangelical Free Church of America is inclusive not exclusive.
  • The Evangelical Free Church of America is evangelical but not separatistic.
  • The Evangelical Free Church of America is ecumenical in spirit though not in structure.
  • The Evangelical Free Church of America believes in liberty with responsibility and accountability.
  • The Evangelical Free Church of America believes in both the rational and relational dimensions of Christianity.
  • The Evangelical Free Church of America affirms the right of each local church to govern its own affairs.
  • RMCC and the EFCA share the same Statement of Faith.

For more information about the EFCA, visit their website at www.efca.org.