We exist to help people come to know Jesus Christ.
And to build bridges of understanding and fellowship among people of every spiritual background.
Faith in Christ helps people find or rebuild their faith in Jesus Christ, wherever they are starting from.
Every person is welcome to ask, to doubt, and to seek.
Our mission
Faith in Christ exists to boldly, lovingly, and patiently build bridges of understanding and fellowship among people of diverse spiritual backgrounds, and to help them develop and deepen their relationship with God the Father, Jesus Christ, and the Holy Ghost, that they might become one with them.
“And this is life eternal, that they might know thee the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom thou hast sent.”
How we serve
Welcome those seeking faith
We minister to people who are seeking faith in Jesus Christ, including those who are secular, nonreligious, or atheist, and we offer a welcoming place to explore and ask questions.
Restore faith that has faded
We support people whose faith has been diminished or lost, helping them reconnect with Jesus Christ through community, study, and spiritual care.
Foster dialogue and fellowship
We encourage respectful conversation, understanding, and fellowship between secular individuals, atheists, and Christians of every tradition.
Bridge Christian traditions
We work to bridge theological and cultural differences among Christians, including Protestant, Roman Catholic, and Jehovah's Witness traditions and Latter-day Saint Christians, building mutual respect and shared Christian witness.
Teach and share
We hold educational programs and events, and produce publications that support all of the above.
Love, grace, humility, and respect for every person.
What guides us
We are a nonprofit, nonpartisan religious organization. Our work is guided by the teachings of Jesus Christ.
Love
We seek to reflect the love of Jesus Christ to every person.
Grace
We extend to others the grace we have been given.
Humility
We listen first, and we hold our own views with care.
Respect
We honor every person, whatever their background, tradition, or current relationship with faith.