Blessing and honor, glory and power be unto you.  Amen.

We believe that there is one but one God, who is the Creator, Preserver 
and governor of all being and things; and who possesses every natural 
and moral perfection.

That God exists in three persons, the Father, Son and Holy Spirit, and 
that these three are one in the same essence, and equal in every Divine perfection.

That the holy Bible was written by men divinely inspired, and is a perfect 
rule of faith and practice.

That God has foreordained whatsoever comes to pass:  and that in such 
a way, as not to infringe at all upon the freedom of the creature.

That God created Adam perfectly holy and made him the representative of 
all his posterity.

That by Adam's fall, all his posterity are born wholly depraved; and are 
justly liable to eternal punishment.

That the Lord Jesus Christ, who is both God and man, had, by his death, 
made an atonement for the sins of the world.

That God hath proposed to apply the atonement to those only who were predestined to be holy and to be heirs of eternal glory.

That all are invited to come to Christ and receive Salvation freely: that 
nothing but their own wicked opposition of heart can debase them from 
this glorious offer.

That the foundation of the elects acceptance with God is Jesus Christ; 
in whom they became interested by faith alone.

That to exercise gracious affections, a Sinner must be (renewed) by the 
power and grace of the Holy Spirit.

That God has covenanted to bring all the chosen to his heavenly kingdom. 
At the same time, none may expect to arrive there, but those who persevere 
to the end in an holy life.

That the Sabbath is of Divine origins, that it never was abrogated, and that 
we are bound to regard it as holy time.

That Christ has a visible church in the world, composed of visible saints; 
and that a credible profession of holy love is (required) for admission.

That public worship is a Divine institution and that we will not forsake the assembling of ourselves together, as the manner of some is, as long as 
God shall give us suitable health and opportunity.

That God hath appointed the Ordinances of baptism and the Lord's Supper 
to be observed by his church to the end of the world.

That adult believers, who have not been baptized, and the children of 
professing believers are the proper subjects of baptism.

Finally, we believe that God hath appointed a day in which he will judge 
the world, in righteousness by Jesus Christ, who will them receive the 
righteous into endless happiness and sentence the wicked to endless misery.