We believe Church is a people, not a place. Our Sunday morning worship gatherings provide the context for us to experience God’s presence as a people. We value meeting together regularly, uniting as a faith family, worshiping the Living God, hearing the Word and living it in community, and remembering and celebrating what God has done for us. We believe that this weekly worship gathering sets the rhythm and tone for the way we live as God’s people the rest of the week.
We believe that humans are spiritual and everyone receives spiritual formation. The question is, who is shaping the formation? We hunger to be transformed into Christ-likeness for the sake of others. We long for Jesus to form us as he lives with us, in us, and through us in outward behavior, purposeful calling, and Spirit-filled heart transformation. We want our lives to be different in texture and aroma so that we exude something other-worldly, distinct from the values and priorities of our time and culture. We cherish the role genuine community plays as we embark on our personal journeys together through both formal (Small Groups, classes, spiritual disciplines) and informal activities (sharing meals, play, fellowship).
We value missional living. Being missional is not primarily about church growth, social justice, or using Christian jargon. We believe the church is to be God’s instrument of mission in the world, rather than mission being an instrument of the church. We believe that everything we do is part of God’s mission because we are the “sent ones” of God. God uses the gifts and talents of our congregation to build his kingdom in our church, neighborhood, and to the ends of the earth. We strive to be a people compelled by Christ’s love, marked by generous, sacrificial, humble, and radical giving of our best resources and selves for God’s purposes in the world.
This year’s fall retreat is in a new location, Lake Morena County Park. We hope that you join us for this special weekend. If you think that you are even remotely interested in attending, you should reserve your campsite now because if you wait too long, they will be booked.
Please download and read our annual report and come with any questions that you might have to our congregational meeting., February 10, 2019, immediately following worship service. We will meet in Fellowship Hall to conduct the annual business meeting and enjoy a delicious lunch.
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