Church Culture

The culture of our church is no accident but flows from a passion for God and His Kingdom. It is our desire to intentionally and deliberately create a culture that reflects the Kingdom of God. Most Christian churches share common goals and key points of theology, but from that point on, diversity can become the order of the day. What is it that makes one church different from another? Our understanding is that it's the culture - the DNA - it's what produces a "flavour" in churches.

We are committed to building people so that they can live a lifestyle which reflects the culture of the Kingdom of God. We call it living by "Kingdom culture". We don't see this church as a Scottish, British or any other type of church, we believe it should be a Christ centred Kingdom culture that pervades every part of life.

We want to build a Kingdom of God culture that is established, encouraged and maintained as a corporate set of values so that people live what they believe, become 'lights' where they live and 'salt' in every place they move.

These are the basic statements about how we live. We are the church, the church is people not a building, so church is a 24/7 lifestyle. How we live needs to be defined by The Kingdom of God culture and not our native culture.

Our culture is summed up in one word statements with associated action statements, which we intentionally make our "default" settings which help define our attitudes and behaviours.