The 1963 Confession of Faith of The Evangelical United Brethren Church

• Article 1—God
• Article 2—Jesus Christ
• Article 3—The Holy Spirit
• Article 4—The Holy Bible
• Article 5—The Church
• Article 6—The Sacraments
• Article 7—Sin and Free Will
• Article 8—Reconciliation Through Christ
• Article 9—Justification and Regeneration
• Article 10—Good Works
• Article 11—Sanctification and Christian Perfection
• Article 12—The Judgment and the Future State
• Article 13—Public Worship
• Article 14—The Lord's Day
• Article 15—The Christian and Property
• Article 16—Civil Government

Article 13—Public Worship

We believe divine worship is the duty and privilege of man who, in the presence of God, bows in adoration, humility and dedication. We believe divine worship is essential to the life of the Church, and that the assembling of the people of God for such worship is necessary to Christian fellowship and spiritual growth.

We believe the order of public worship need not be the same in all places but may be modified by the church according to circumstances and the needs of men. It should be in a language and form understood by the people, consistent with the Holy Scriptures to the edification of all, and in accordance with the order and Discipline of the Church.