Pine Grove Christian Fellowship

... we have some core beliefs. They are historic, orthodox doctrines that come from the Bible. We realize that Christians don't always agree on everything, and we understand that doctrine (beliefs) can be divisive. So it's important to recognize that what unites Christians is far greater than what separates them. In essentials we seek unity. In non-essentials we practice charity.

These unifying issues have to do with God, Christ, humanity, and the way God communicates with mankind.  What is obvious is that man is broken, and that he does not have the ability to be his own healer. Fortunately God has done something about that problem through Jesus Christ. It's really not any more complicated than that. 

If you're interested in the complete statement of faith, it's available at our denominational website: EFCA Statement of Faith. You'll find a lot more interesting stuff there, too, including what the EFCA is doing around the world. Click on About the EFCA, which includes a message from our national office. And if you're curious about what the EFCA logo means, find out here.  

 For information about the Allegheny District of the EFCA (which includes western Pennsylvania, western New York, eastern Ohio, all of West Virginia and the panhandle of Maryland, go to the Allegheny District website.