The Vision
We exist to lead the families in our communities into the family of God through faith in Jesus Christ.
We see a church that meets people where they are, walks with them as they grow, and equips them to live out their faith in everyday life—so entire families, neighborhoods, and generations are changed by Jesus.
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We believe this change happens through discipleship to Jesus—where people accept His invitation to live with Him, learn from Him, and live like Him. As we follow Jesus, He forms our character, frees us from the power of sin, lifts the shame of our past, heals our wounds, restores our identity, and calls us into a life of purpose, holiness, and Spirit-empowered obedience. And when Jesus changes a person, that change doesn’t stop with them—it reshapes their home, their families, their relationships, their work, and their world.
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We celebrate together as God’s people—because God is good, following Jesus is joyful, and every story of redemption deserves praise. But our celebration doesn’t close the circle; it widens our hearts. The more we rejoice in what God has done among us, the more we feel compelled to seek those who don’t yet know Him. We value both: gathering to celebrate God’s goodness and going to chase after the one who’s still searching. We will celebrate loudly, love deeply, and never stop looking for the lost—because the family of God is always expanding, and there’s always room for one more.
We see a church that meets people where they are, walks with them as they grow, and equips them to live out their faith in everyday life—so entire families, neighborhoods, and generations are changed by Jesus.
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We believe this change happens through discipleship to Jesus—where people accept His invitation to live with Him, learn from Him, and live like Him. As we follow Jesus, He forms our character, frees us from the power of sin, lifts the shame of our past, heals our wounds, restores our identity, and calls us into a life of purpose, holiness, and Spirit-empowered obedience. And when Jesus changes a person, that change doesn’t stop with them—it reshapes their home, their families, their relationships, their work, and their world.
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We celebrate together as God’s people—because God is good, following Jesus is joyful, and every story of redemption deserves praise. But our celebration doesn’t close the circle; it widens our hearts. The more we rejoice in what God has done among us, the more we feel compelled to seek those who don’t yet know Him. We value both: gathering to celebrate God’s goodness and going to chase after the one who’s still searching. We will celebrate loudly, love deeply, and never stop looking for the lost—because the family of God is always expanding, and there’s always room for one more.
