We are a member of the Reformed body of churches. We trace our origins to the Protestant Reformation. With most Christians we subscribe to the beliefs embodied in the Apostle’s Creed, which we affirm often during worship. A distinctive characteristic of Presbyterian belief is that salvation is as much about reordering human life and institutions to reflect God’s goodness and justice, as it is about eternal destiny. Presbyterians work to make the world better – more just, and more peaceable. We encourage the ministry and leadership of all persons regardless of race, sex, or other human condition
You can learn more about Presbyterian beliefs and practices by visiting the national website at http://www.presbyterianmission.org/ministries/101/
You can learn more about Presbyterian beliefs and practices by visiting the national website at http://www.presbyterianmission.org/ministries/101/
Local Values and Beliefs go back 177 years to the founding of The First Trenton Presbyterian Church in 1836, which later became Condit Presbyterian Church. The Condit Church is a Bible-based small church. “This is like family,” is, perhaps, a most descriptive phrase. There is a closeness, concern, caring, tolerance, and an acceptance amongst the members – like a family.
