We recognize that God has designed us to be together. We care for one another, we honor one another, we are encouragers, we are challengers, and we are there for each other. We love each other. While we have great community together on Sundays and at special events when we are together as a large group, we also see community happening at an even deeper level in small groups and at places and times we deliberately engage one another in meaningful relationship. Our desire is to see everyone cared for and caring for others.

We are a people who understand the church is not limited by its building or by a street address. The church is us and we are called to reach beyond our walls and impact the lives of those who are far from God who live there. We see the sphere of our influence ranges from our backyard to our world. We are passionate about the Gospel that has set us free.

As Jesus was generous, so too do we wish to be a generous people. Our desire to be known for our generosity so that God may be glorified through us. Generous as we give to the church and the work of God, generous with each other in ways that are surprising and testimony to our love for one another. Generous with those who are around us and who may decide what Christianity looks like based on our behavior. We wish to be generous because Jesus is generous.