Our Beliefs

Welcome to

Kenilworth Presbyterian Church

where faith, grace, and community are at the heart of everything we do. Rooted in the Reformed tradition, we embrace the sovereignty of God, the authority of Scripture, and the call to live faithfully as disciples of Jesus Christ. We are a welcoming congregation, dedicated to worshiping God, growing in faith, and serving others with love and humility. Whether you’re new to the Presbyterian faith or a lifelong believer, we invite you to join us on this journey of faith and fellowship.

Our Vision

What We Believe

The Sovereignty of God

We believe in the sovereignty of God, recognizing Him as the ultimate authority over all creation. God’s divine power, wisdom, and love guide the universe and shape our lives according to His perfect will. This belief gives us confidence and hope, knowing that God’s plan is good and that we are never beyond His care. Trusting in God’s sovereignty inspires us to worship Him wholeheartedly and live faithfully in every circumstance.

Salvation by Grace Through Faith

We affirm that salvation is a gift from God, given freely through His grace. It is not something we can earn through good works or personal merit, but rather it comes through faith in Jesus Christ, who lived, died, and rose again for our redemption. This belief humbles us and fills us with gratitude for God’s mercy. We celebrate this amazing grace, which transforms our hearts and calls us to live as people of hope and love.

The Authority of Scripture

The Bible is the foundation of our faith and the ultimate authority for how we live as followers of Christ. We believe that Scripture is God’s inspired Word, revealing His character, will, and plan for humanity. Through regular study, prayer, and reflection on God’s Word, we seek to grow in understanding and faithfulness. At Kenilworth Presbyterian Church, we are committed to applying Scripture in our worship, teaching, and daily lives, trusting it to guide us in truth and love.

Daniel 6:22 (NRSV)

"My God sent his angel and shut the lions’ mouths so that they would not hurt me, because I was found blameless before him; and also before you, O king, I have done no wrong."