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  After meeting one of their members on facebook who was not displaying the attitude of a Christian, I reached out to his church (First Christian Church of Payette) to review their doctrinal statement. When I navigated the website, there was no statement to be found, so I emailed the church.
  
  The lady was very kind, and notified me that the church's website was under construction, so she sent me the pastor's ad-hoc mission statement which was very lackluster, only mentioned the trinity, and very little else.
  
  I asked for the pastor's email, to ask him some specifics about the Church's doctrinal statement. the Church would not give me the pastor's email, but rather made me ask the questions to the administrator, and she would forward me the response. After some time, the pastor finally stated how he believes a man is saved.
  
  He said:
  
  "We are saved by grace through faith at baptism for good works"
  
  Therefore, this church teaches that man is saved through Baptism. When the Apostle Paul spoke with the church at Galatia, they were teaching that man is saved by grace through faith at circumcision. Adding a single work to salvation is a false gospel and prompted Paul to write:
  
  Gal 2: 16 nevertheless knowing that a man is not justified by the works of the Law but through faith in Christ Jesus, even we have believed in Christ Jesus, so that we may be justified by faith in Christ and not by the works of [b]the Law; since by the works of [c]the Law no flesh will be justified.
  
  This church teaches the same gospel as the Mormon, Jehovah's Witness, and Roman Catholic churches, that a man is saved via the ceremony of water baptism.
  
  Stay clear of this church and her gospel.

  Added October 29, 2016 by Chad Daniels