You'll find a place that is physically, emotionally, and spiritually safe. For example we will provide a kid’s ministry that is physically safe for our kids, but is also a place that’s for them to be themselves.

It also means the pastoral team and staff pays attention to their emotional, spiritual and mental health needs so we don’t end up doing more damage to the people we’re called to shepherd. We believe in therapy. We believe in spiritual direction. We believe in healthy accountability.

You will experience balance in the services, meetings, and events.

You can connect with Jesus in many different and wonderful ways. Leaning heavily on 1 Corinthians 14, we can know that our relationship with Jesus looks unique for all of us, because we all have unique giftings. This can also mean we connect with Jesus differently than the person next to us.

This may mean our services won’t always look the same, but they will all still point us to one thing: Jesus. Only Jesus.

This means intentionally having leaders who represent different races, genders, cultures, and income levels just like in the community.

However, we are also a church with diverse theological beliefs. We believe God is the creator, Jesus is the savior and the Holy Spirit is alive and active today. But we aren’t hung up on how God achieved that creation.

Unity here is based on Christ, not on agreeing with everything the pastor says.

You are encouraged to explore your faith, question the Scriptures, and figure out what Jesus' actions mean for your life without fear of being criticized for thinking differently. This follows the idea in Philippians 2:12, where it says to work out your "salvation with fear and trembling."