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Our History
 
Alliance Community Church has been part of the Geneva community since 1942.
 
Originally known as The First Christian and Missionary Alliance Church of Geneva, NY, the congregation first gathered in what is now the Finger Lakes Times building on Genesee Street.
 
As the church grew, it moved to a property on Main Street that served as both the church and parsonage. The congregation later purchased property on West North Street, where the current church building was constructed in 1965.
 
More than eight decades later, we remain grateful for those who came before us and committed to continuing the mission they began—sharing the hope of Jesus with Geneva and beyond.
 
      
 
Our Beliefs
 
We believe Jesus Christ is the foundation and ultimate authority of our faith and ministry. At the heart of what we believe is the Fourfold Gospel:
 
Jesus our Savior.
Jesus our Sanctifier.
Jesus our Healer.
Jesus our Coming King.
 
We believe Jesus gave the Church a clear mission in the Great Commission (Matthew 28:16–20): to make disciples and carry the Gospel to the world. We also believe He showed us how to accomplish that mission through the Great Commandment (Matthew 22:34–40): love God and love others.
 
Because of that, we seek to serve people with the same compassion Jesus demonstrated throughout His earthly ministry, trusting the Holy Spirit to continue His work through the Church today.
 
We believe the Bible is the inspired and authoritative Word of God, given to guide us in faith, godly living, and eternal life. We seek to teach it faithfully, adding nothing to it and taking nothing away.
 
We believe the Church should be a place where people can come to seek God, encounter His presence, grow in faith, and discover how He is calling them to serve.
 
Our pastor provides spiritual leadership and oversight, while recognizing that Christ is the Head of the Church. We believe the Holy Spirit works through His people, and the congregation participates in the life and ministry of the church through its governing board, elders, and members.
 
 
For this reason, we seek to live as an Acts 1:8 church—empowered by the Holy Spirit to be witnesses for Jesus in our community and beyond.