Holy Scriptures
LinkWe believe the Bible is God’s inspired Word, trustworthy and authoritative. Through Scripture, God reveals His character, His plan of salvation, and guidance for daily life.
We’re a friendly church family in the Nuneaton/Bedworth area. Our faith is centred on Jesus and grounded in Scripture, and we’re passionate about worship, community, and sharing hope.
Whether you’re exploring faith, returning to church, or visiting for the first time — you’re welcome here.
We aim to be a place where people can find friendship, encouragement, and hope in Jesus. If you’re visiting with children, we’ll happily help you find the right class and get settled in.
The Seventh-day Adventist Church summarises Bible teaching in 28 Fundamental Beliefs.
These beliefs help explain what we teach, practise, and value. Below is a simple, readable overview, with a link to the official statement for each belief.
If you’re new to all this, start with Jesus, Salvation, and The Sabbath.
Jump to any belief, then read a short summary. Each card includes an official link.
We believe the Bible is God’s inspired Word, trustworthy and authoritative. Through Scripture, God reveals His character, His plan of salvation, and guidance for daily life.
We believe in one God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—three co-eternal Persons in perfect unity. God is loving, personal, and active in creation and redemption.
We believe God the Father is the Source of all, loving and just, faithful and gracious. He sustains creation and draws people to Himself.
We believe Jesus Christ is fully God, who became human to save us. Through His life, death, resurrection, and present ministry, we have forgiveness, hope, and new life.
We believe the Holy Spirit is fully God, who brings conviction, comfort, and transformation. The Spirit leads us to Jesus, empowers the church, and grows Christlike character in believers.
We believe God created the world by His word, intentionally and lovingly. Creation reflects His wisdom and goodness, and it underpins human dignity and purpose.
We believe humans were created in God’s image with the ability to think, choose, love, and relate to Him. Sin damaged that relationship, but God’s grace restores us through Christ.
We believe there is a real spiritual conflict between Christ and Satan, involving truth, freedom, and God’s character. The Bible shows God’s final victory and the restoration of all things.
We believe Jesus lived a perfect life, died for our sins, rose again, and ascended to heaven. His victory provides salvation, assurance, and a living hope.
We believe salvation is by grace through faith in Jesus alone. Through repentance, forgiveness, and new birth, we are reconciled to God and begin a transformed life.
We believe Jesus calls us into ongoing growth—freedom from the power of sin and a life shaped by His love. Through prayer, Scripture, and the Spirit’s work, we mature in faith and service.
We believe the church is the community of believers who confess Jesus as Lord. God calls the church to worship, discipleship, fellowship, and mission in the world.
We believe God has a faithful people who keep His commandments and hold to the faith of Jesus. The mission is to call all people to worship God and prepare for Christ’s return.
We believe the church is one body with many members, united in Christ. Differences of background and culture are embraced in love, humility, and shared mission.
We believe baptism by immersion is a public commitment to Jesus—symbolising death to sin and resurrection to new life. It marks entry into the community of faith and discipleship.
We believe Communion is a joyful remembrance of Christ’s sacrifice and a celebration of His grace. It strengthens faith, unites believers, and points forward to His return.
We believe God gives spiritual gifts to every believer for serving others and building up the church. Ministry is shared—each person has a meaningful role in God’s work.
We believe God continues to guide and encourage His people through the prophetic gift. This gift points to Scripture, lifts up Jesus, and strengthens the church for mission.
We believe God’s moral law reflects His character and love. The commandments guide our relationships with God and people, and they are lived out through grace, not earned salvation.
We believe the seventh-day Sabbath is God’s gift of rest, worship, and renewal from Friday sunset to Saturday sunset. It celebrates creation and redemption and centres life on God.
We believe everything we have belongs to God, and we are entrusted to manage time, abilities, resources, and the earth responsibly. Giving and service are acts of worship and love.
We believe followers of Jesus are called to live thoughtfully and compassionately, reflecting His character. Our choices, habits, and lifestyle should honour God and bless others.
We believe marriage is a lifelong covenant of love and faithfulness between a man and a woman. Families are meant to be places of grace, nurture, and spiritual growth.
We believe Jesus ministers for us in heaven as our High Priest. His work assures us of forgiveness, ongoing grace, and God’s final restoration of justice and peace.
We believe Jesus will return personally and visibly to bring salvation to His people and to renew the world. This hope shapes our worship, mission, and daily faithfulness.
We believe death is an unconscious sleep, and our hope is in the resurrection. At Christ’s return, God raises the faithful to everlasting life.
We believe there will be a thousand-year period in which God’s justice is fully revealed and sin is finally removed. After this, evil ends forever and God’s kingdom is fully established.
We believe God will create a new earth where righteousness, peace, and love dwell forever. God will live with His people, and suffering, death, and sorrow will be no more.
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