Our Vision

Connecting ordinary people with the extraordinary grace of Jesus, where cities are filled with joy and people come alive with purpose.

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Our Mission

Helping every person Believe in Jesus, Belong to a family, Become a disciple and Be on His mission together.

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Why Jesus?

There is no other name under heaven by which man/woman /child can be saved into a relationship with God. The more we behold Jesus in His word, in community and in prayer the more we become like Him ( 2 Cor. 3). Jesus is the way to love, life, joy and peace  (John 14, Galatians 5). Jesus is the central focus for all of life that produces the life God desires in and through us. Helping every person believe in Jesus alone is the key to all of life.

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Why A Family?

Simply because it’s God’s idea and His nature. The nature of God as Father, Son & Holy Spirit, enjoying the Godhead family dynamics as God , is the essence by which He created the first family in the garden. This God centric family was further made possible by Jesus reuniting the fractured humanity into One family by way of His life, death and resurrection. We believe this family was assembled by Jesus, activated by the Spirit in the early church and is accelerated into assembly and action today. (Genesis 1-3, Acts 2,4,8)

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Why A Disciple?

A disciple is one who increasingly moves from unbelief to belief in Jesus in every area of life. The moment we believe is the moment we become His disciple. We believe all of the Christian life, done in community as a family on mission together, enables us to become more like Jesus as His disciple.

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Why On Mission Together?

Many people think the Christian life and the body of Christ is a solo, individualistic pursuit. As the Godhead was on mission together to bring the glory of God to the universe by way of Jesus Christ and His Gospel, so the church  exists today to unite around Jesus, bringing His Gospel and Mission to our communities together. As we are on mission together we are shaped into looking more like Jesus. (Acts 2, 4, 8, Ephesians 4)