The Presbyterian Church (USA) is a church of great diversity unified by our beliefs and traditions. While differences of belief and opinion do exist within our denomination, we are guided by the Bible and our Book of Confessions. Here is what we believe:

Advent
Infant Baptism
Bible
The Holy Spirit
The Liturgical Year
Lent
Who Was and Is Jesus
How Does One Become a Presbyterian Minister
Predestination
The Revised Common Lectionary
Sacraments
Sin and Salvation
Social Issues
What Makes Presbyterians Unique?
What is Presbyterian Worship Like?
Worship
Who Are We as Presbyterians?
Helping Children Worship
Defining Worship Words

The Book of Confessions - The Book of Confessions is a collection of historical statements, or creeds, that proclaim what the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) believes. It is volume I of our constitution, and not only reminds us of our past, but serves as a guide for our future. Despite the importance of the Confessions, all are subservient to the authority of the Bible.

Much more information can be found at the PC(USA) website. Anyone desiring to learn more about Presbyterians and what we believe should click here.