About Us

Our mission is to be a community of God’s extravagant love where people are drawn into a thriving relationship with Jesus. 

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Values that shape all we do

1 Corinthians 16:14 | Let all that you do be done in love.
 The following values represent what we expect to characterize everything we do.

Cultivating wonder is about becoming a people who learn to experience God in both the supernatural and the mundane. We want to know the God who speaks through the burning bush and the whispers. Becoming a people of wonder is to acknowledge that God is everywhere, always speaking, always loving, and always illuminating. People of wonder are those who experience the Kingdom of God being on hand in all the big and small moments of life. To cultivate wonder, we gather for worship every week. Join us at 10:00AM.

Practicing authenticity is about becoming honest people. We want to grow in honesty with ourselves, God, and others. Practicing authenticity is about confession, community, repentance, and transformation. We practice authenticity by participating in small groups and home groups.

Pursuing Diversity is about becoming a people who are inclusive and excited to learn from perspectives different from our own. We want to grow a multi-ethnic church that mirrors our community. To do this, we prioritize diversity at every leadership level. We seek diversity in gender, age, ethnicity, and even theological perspectives.

Seeking justice is about joining God in God’s work in the world. We want to serve the poor, visit the sick, and care for the hurting because that is what Jesus is about. We also want to be a part of impacting our neighborhood, city, and our world for good! We do this through partnering with local organizations that are experts in the field. We also partner with missionaries overseas who are sharing the gospel in unreached places.

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Our Beliefs

These are broad theological ideas that we've used to help make sense out of what we understand of God and how God interacts with the world. This is not our final word but rather our present understanding. Theological statements like these are a place of conversation and should propel us toward more growth.

We believe in the one true Creator God, who shows God’s self through self-giving love in a communal relationship of oneness displayed in three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. [Genesis 1; Matthew 3.16–17; Mark 1.10–11; Luke 1.35, 3.22; John 1.32; Hebrews 9.14; Acts 7.55; Romans 8]

We believe God created all things good and all people in God’s image for relationship with God, each other, ourselves, and creation. [Genesis 1-2; 1 Timothy 4.4]

We believe people’s rebellion against God broke their relationship with God and continues to perpetuate sin, death, brokenness, and destruction in our world. [Genesis 3.15; Romans 5.12; Colossians 1.21]

We believe God has not abandoned creation, and in love, sent to earth God’s one and only Son Jesus, fully God and fully human, born of a virgin and without sin to redeem all creation. [Matthew 1.28-55; John 1; John 3.16-17; Romans 8.19-25; Colossians 1.15-20]

We believe Jesus came proclaiming a new arrival of the Kingdom of God—a reality marked by love, grace, peace, and joy. Through his life, death, and resurrection, Jesus defeated sin and death inaugurating a new creation that offers all people eternal life now. Jesus is the only way to access the free gift of grace, renewed peace, and reconciliation with God. [John 1.29; Romans 3.22-26; 5.1-9; Mark 4.26; Romans 14.17; 1 Corinthians 4.20; 2 Corinthians 5.17; Hebrews 1.1-3; Revelation 21.5]

We believe Jesus Christ sends the Holy Spirit, the Lord and Giver of Life, to dwell and shed abroad the love of God in the hearts of believers, empower them with gifts, convict, guide, comfort, counsel, and lead us into truth through a communal life of worship and a missional expression of our faith. We believe in the present ministry of the Spirit and in the exercise of all of the biblical gifts of the Spirit. [John 14.26; 20.21-23; Romans 5.5; 8.2; Ephesians 1.17-19; Acts 1.8; Acts 2.15-17]

We believe Jesus calls people to be his disciples in all areas of life, exhibiting faith in him by social and personal practices, which brings glory to God’s name. [Matthew 5.14-16; 22.36-40; Colossians 3.17; 1 Peter 4.11-12; 2 Peter 3.18]

We believe the church is rooted and grounded in Jesus Christ, practicing spiritual disciplines, and celebrating baptism and the Lord’s Supper. The church is the local and global community of Jesus followers who proclaim [through word and action] the good news of forgiveness, restoration, and reconciliation for all. [Matthew 22.36-40; 28.19-20; John 20.21-23; 2 Corinthians 5.16-21]

We believe Jesus will return to judge the world, bringing an end to injustice and restoring all things to God’s original intent. God will reclaim this world and rule forever. Our relationships with God, others, creation, and ourselves will be whole. All will flourish as God intends. This is what we long for. This is what we hope for. [Isaiah 11.1-9; Isaiah 65.19-25; Matthew 19.28; Acts 3.21; Colossians 1.19-20; 2 Peter 3.13; Revelation 21]

We believe the Bible was written by people guided by God’s Spirit and affirm what it says it is: authoritative, inspired, illumined by the Spirit and useful for teaching, correcting, and wisdom [Psalm 119.105-112; John 16.12-14; 17.17; 2 Timothy 3.16-17]

Welcome Home

We are more interested in nurturing discovery than enforcing conformity. 

Come with questions, uncertainty, and maybe even suspicion.

 This is a safe place to take next steps on you journey of faith. 

 Feel free to reach out to any staff with questions.

We hope we can get to know you and help you connect.

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