A Safe Place To Explore Your Faith

We're a church family of all ages and stages of faith. We have folks here who are Presbyterian and former Baptists, Methodists, Catholics, Episcopalians, Lutherans and other denominations, those with no denomination at all and those who have never been to church. We don't have all the answers but we are committed exploring the questions and living out our faith together.

worship

Worship is the heart of who we are. Our children and youth help lead every service- it's a real family gathering of all ages.

grow

Following Christ means growing our faith and growing in love. We want God's word to be real in our lives.

connect

We connect to grow. We connect to serve. We connect to love. And we're ready to help you connect, too.

We are a church that knows raising a family is more challenging than ever.

Parents and children need more love and support than ever. We welcome children in all our worship services, education programs and fellowship. We walk with our parents through the challenges of 21st century parenthood.

Photo by Mike Gibson of MJ Photography

We are a multigenerational church family

Our oldest member is 100 years old. Our youngest are newborns. Being a multigenerational church family gives us the energy and imagination of youth and the strong, tested faith of maturity that encourages and enriches our individual faith journeys and our life together.

We are a congregation of the Presbyterian Church USA.

Presbyterians have been around for more than 400 years. Our congregation has been a part of Belmont for more than 125.

We believe in the Trinitarian God: God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit. We believe that God is our Creator, that Jesus Christ is our Lord and Savior and the Holy Spirit works among us to teach, comfort and challenge us to greater faithfulness, which sometimes means change. Our congregation is made up of people who are conservative, liberal and everything in between. We are held together by the power of the Holy Spirit and our commitment to speak respectfully, graciously and with love for one another.