Our church is Protestant because it is alined with Luther's Reformation initiated in the 16th century.

It is evangelical because it places the message and values of the Gospel of Jesus Christ at the heart of its actions.

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Our faith is based on the Bible, the Word of God, the only doctrinal authority we refer to.

We emphasize the importance of a personal conversion because one is not born a Christian. We become one through an individual commitment.

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Recognized as a religious association (1905 law), our church is open to all, without exclusion or ethnic or social restrictions. It strives to be a welcoming and fraternal church. 

She implements social activities in order to respond to Jesus' command: "Love one another."

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Finally, it has a congregationalist operation: all decisions are made locally and all officials (including the pastor) are elected by the general assembly of members.