Core Beliefs
As a body of believers, we rely on the scriptures to guide our thoughts and actions as faith works in love through the Body of Christ.

As a congregation in the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA), we believe that salvation is by grace alone through faith alone in Christ alone known through the scriptures alone for the glory of God alone.  Our distinctives are to be faithful to the Scriptures, true to the Reformed Faith, and Obedient to the Great Commission.

For a more in-depth look into our beliefs, you can view the following documents from the  PCA Administrative Committee website.

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How we are organized
We are a church in the PCA (Presbyterian Church in America).

In Presbyterianism church government is effected by through a series of courts. This form of church government is a Biblical method that emphasizes accountability between Christians.

The first court of the church is called a “Session” and consists of all the ordained and installed Elders of a Congregation. The Session oversees and governs an individual church.

The second court of the church is called a “Presbytery” and consists of all the Teaching Elders and two Ruling Elders from each Congregation within a specific geographical area. The Presbytery oversees the churches within her boundaries, supervises the training of Ministers, examines Ministers for ordination, and plants new churches.

The third and final court of the church is the “General Assembly” which consists of Representatives from all Presbyteries and churches.

We are a congregation in the Southeast Alabama Presbytery, which includes churches from the Georgia State line in the East to Chilton County in the West, and from the Florida State line in the South to Tallapoosa County in the North. She is one of five PCA Presbyteries in Alabama, and one of eighty-five Presbyteries in the entire PCA.

(Material drawn from https://sealpresbytery.com/about/)