Worship gives us the opportunity to experience authentic community, to offer praise and thanksgiving to God, and to reorient our lives. Regular worship is essential for discipleship.

We commit to join the community in worship in person or online weekly.

This year we are utilizing a service from Church of the Resurrection called GPS which stands for Grow, Pray, Study. Every day GPS includes a scripture lesson, reflection, and prayer. This is a great way to incorporate worship into daily life.

Prayer is transformational. It opens us up to the promptings of the Holy Spirit and deepens our relationship with God. There are hundreds of ways to pray. We commit to a regular practice of prayer.

From breath prayers to morning and evening prayer, prayer connects us to the Triune God and forms us into the people of God. 

We grow in our relationship with God and others when we allow ourselves to be vulnerable. Growing in groups allows us to form real and lasting connections with each other and God. In small groups we find a place to belong and be transformed.

Do you see a gap in our small groups or meet ups? Start a new one! Talk with our Pastor or someone on the Leadership Board about how to begin. 

We commit to serve inside and outside the church through ministry teams and out in the community. Serving transforms the world and us and opens us up to new experiences and people.

Serving inside the church usually happens through ministry teams. Ministry Teams are how we put our love into action. Just as there are a variety of gifts there are a variety of ministry teams.  Find the one that's best for you or start one to fill a need!

Together we are committed to cooking, baking, and serving the meal at Loaves and Fishes on the fifth Wednesday of every month. We have other volunteer opportunities throughout the year to impact our community including For Columbia, serving at the Food Bank, Mobility Worldwide, and more!  

Jesus teaches that where our treasure is our heart will be also. Consistently giving is more important that the amount given. We give because we choose to live generous lives.

The things we do regularly are the things that have the greatest power to transform us and our community. This is why regular giving is so important - it reorders our lives and puts trust of God at the core of what we do.  Remember - it's not the amount that is important, it's the regular practice.

Throughout the year we'll highlight worship services or events that are great to invite folks to. Of course, you're welcome to invite anyone to anything we do!