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Leaning on Christ. Together
Asking Questions. Together
Proclaiming a God who Loves. Together
Worship. Together
A traditional vibe with an inclusive Spirit.
Each Sunday at 9 am
123 Street Road
Big City, LO
Huge parking lot. Red doors across the street.
No special handshake needed. We’re here, even if you come alone.
Stories from Our People

We were created to be in community. Together
We believe God claims each of us as beloved. Not if, but when life gets complicated, together, we navigate the questions and complications by trusting that in God, we are enough. We invite you to join us for worship each Sunday at 9am. Let us know you are coming or ask us anything before you decide.
Together We
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LEAN
Leaning on Christ is hard. Life is complicated and beautiful and difficult and a gift. Together, we walk through life by created intentional space to grow in friendship and trust with each other.
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ASK
Friend, we don’t have all the answers. Which means we won’t be judging you. Instead, we work to ask our own questions and hear your questions. We strive to think faithfully and critically with you while remaining grounded in God’s promise to love us completely.
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PROCLAIM
Proclaiming God as the one who first loves us is core to our life together. In worship and as a community, we strive to point ourselves back toward God as beloved children.

“I wanted to be a part of a community with friends,” she shared. “What we got was friends and a net under our family. We have people who are willing to listen to us when it feels like ‘surely you want to be done listening to us.’ Their love is deep enough that we can’t wear it out, just like God’s love is deep enough that we can’t wear it out.”