Come As You Are, Gather in Community, and Grow in Faith
Our gatherings are designed to help people grow through Scripture, honest conversation, and meaningful relationships. On the first three Sundays, adults and children learn together in ways that encourage questions, participation, and spiritual growth. Everyone is welcome, whether you have followed Jesus for years or are just beginning to explore faith. The fourth Sunday is set aside for rest, allowing families to embrace a healthy and biblical rhythm. When a fifth Sunday occurs, we gather for extended prayer, prophetic ministry, and worship. Come as you are and discover a community where you are known, valued, and welcomed at the table.
We gather on Sundays at 1 pm
1st-3rd Sundays
Regular gathering
Our gatherings are not a typical church service. We do not preach at you. We gather in small groups for a deep dive into Scripture, the same way Jesus taught His twelve disciples, through dialogue and questions, not a one way lecture.
You will be encouraged to engage, ask questions, and wrestle with what we are learning together, not just sit and listen. This is not about having the right answer. It is about showing up honestly and growing together.
You do not need to know the Bible well to be here. Some of us have been walking with Jesus for decades. Some of us are just beginning to ask questions. Both are welcome at the table.
Expect to be known, not just seated. In a small group setting, your presence matters. Your questions matter. This is discipleship the way it was always meant to happen, in relationship, not from a distance.
4th Sundays (We Rest)
Rest is not a break from our faith, it is part of it. On the 4th Sunday, we step back from our regular gathering to model what Scripture teaches from the very beginning, that even God rested. We believe a healthy rhythm of gathering and rest reflects a healthy walk with Him, not burnout disguised as devotion.
5th Sundays
Prophetic Worship and Encounter
A dedicated gathering focused on prophetic ministry, extended worship, and encountering God's presence together. Less structure, more space to hear from God.