The Bible
The Holy Scriptures are the infallible rule of faith and practice, the authoritative guide for Christian living. The Holy Scriptures are the sixty-six books contained in the Old and New Testaments.
The Trinity
We believe in God as Creator and Caretaker. We believe in God the Father, and in His only begotten Son, Jesus Christ our Divine Savior and Lord. We believe in the Holy Spirit, who indwells believers and does God's work in creation. See our pastor's longer study on The Holy Spirit in Ephesians.
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Our RootsCumberland Presbyterians are members of the Presbyterian and Reformed family of churches. The Cumberland Presbyterian Church came out of the old Presbyterian Church, February 4, 1810, on the American frontier, as the result of differences over theology, ministerial education, methods of ministry, and the Great Revival of 1800.
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What to Expect at Stonegate? |
What is Stonegate Like?At Stonegate, people are encouraged to develop relationships with each other and God. You'll hear practical, relevant messages on Sunday morning, and have the opportunity to create friendships during traditional and non-traditional weekly gatherings. Drop by some morning and get to know us, and all we can offer you!
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 The Stonegate Church Vision is to know, love, and follow Jesus Christ according to the Scriptures in the power of the Holy Spirit.
At Stonegate Church, you will experience an authentic Christian community, where we seek to do the Lord's work in the Lord's way. We extend a warm welcome to all of our visitors as we seek to treat others as Christ would treat them.
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"Teaching the Truth in Love"
Since 1989, Pastor L.G. Parkhurst, Jr. has written the weekly Bible Lesson for the Saturday Religion Section of The Oklahoman. He has also published more than 35 books in the USA and abroad, including foreign translations.
He has served Presbyterian, Christian, and Congregational Churches in Oklahoma and Minnesota. He found his spiritual and theological home after visiting Stonegate Church and reading the Confession of Faith of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
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