Why are we are called Faith Orthodox Presbyterian Church?

Faith: 
The means by which a person becomes a Christian. The sole object of saving faith is Jesus Christ, and it is entirely a gift from God (Eph. 2:8). 

Orthodox: 
This word means “straight thinking.” That is to say, we are committed to the faithful teaching of the Word of God.

Presbyterian: 
Presbyterianism is the most biblical form of church government. Local churches are governed by ruling and teaching elders, and assisted by deacons, who serve those who are in need. Regionally, the Church is governed by a presbytery, and nationally by our General Assembly. 

Church: 
As God’s people, we are part of his covenant community, called the Church. Our purpose is to “stir each other up to love and good works” (Heb. 10:24), and to feed Christians through the means that God has provided: the Bible (read and preached), ministry, prayer, and the faithful administration of the Sacraments (baptism and the Lord’s Supper).