This church does not state their position on women in leadership in their main pages, but in the sermon notes from a sermon dated March 29 2014, an elder is described as "a one-woman man." (Full sermon transcript.)
In an accompanying discussion sheet, the church explicitly states:
"This also means that elders should be men. Our position as a church would be best described as the complementarian position, meaning that men and women have both been created in the image of God and therefore are equal in worth, value, and ability, but are distinct in role and responsibility. Not lesser than, but distinct. The complementarian position best describes the design of the Trinity (God the Father, Jesus the Son, and Holy Spirit)– all equal in worth, value, and ability, but distinct in role. God has reserved the role of elder alone to men, but that doesn’t mean that women cannot serve in leadership roles, teach, instruct, and counsel within the church.”
Their Statement of Faith includes complementary language: "We believe that God wonderfully and immutably creates each person. As male or female, these two distinct, complementary genders together reflect the image and nature of God"
None of their pastors is a woman and none of their sermons are delivered by women.