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Acts 2 on the first Pentecost after his resurrection. The teaching followed by members of the church of Christ does not
come from any creed books or manuals, but is that which is written in the Bible. Its members bear the name Christian
only, as did those about whom we read in the Bible. We trust that when we do what they did, in all forms, we can be
what they were, Christians, who are members of the Lord's Body.
The terms of salvation taught by the church of Christ are the terms taught in the Bible. For the Bible teaches that man
must beleive Jesus is the Son of God (Mrk 16:16), repent of his past sins (Acts 17:30), confess faith in Christ as the
Son of God, thus recognizing His authority (Romans 10:10; Matt 28:18), and be baptized for the remission of sins (Acts
2:38; Mark 16:16; 1 Peter 3:21), at which time the one who obeys is added to the Lord's body (Gal 3:27; Acts 2:41,
47), which is the church (Eph 1:22, 23). All of which must be followed by a life of fidelity to the cause of Christ (1 Cor
15:58). If you have any questions or would like to learn more please e-mail us to enroll in our free Bible
Correspondence Course, and recieve a free book titled, "Why I Am A Member Of The Church Of Christ" by Leroy
Brownlow.