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ALPHA

Alpha is a fun dinner series followed by group conversations designed for those who would not identify as Christians and are interested in exploring life, spirituality, and faith through a Christian lens in a relaxed, non-judgmental environment. If you’re an atheist, skeptic or just curious about faith, bring your thoughts to the discussion group and explore questions of life with new friends!

Everyone's invited and no question is off-limits!


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TABLE COMMUNITIES

TABLE COMMUNITIES

Table Communities are the primary way we build and grow relationships together as a church. 

We believe community happens best over a meal and around a table. The gospels tell us Jesus came "eating and drinking" and see 14 distinct encounters with Jesus that happened over a meal and around the table. In Acts 2, the early church's primary way to build community and advance the mission of Jesus together was by breaking bread around a table where everyone was invited. 

Table Communities are where we eat together, encourage one another, pray for each other, and help each other follow Jesus together. It's also where we practice missional hospitality, inviting our lost friends and neighbors and (regardless of spiritual maturity) to connect with our community and consider the claims of Jesus.

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CORE GROUPS

CORE Groups are self-organized small groups designed to gather 4-6 people of the same gender to intentionally pursue Jesus together. Our hope is that these communities provide an accessible way of discipling one another through meaningful, accountable relationships with others in the church. Throughout the New Testament you see a calling for us to “encourage and build one another up” (1 Thessalonians 5:11) and to “stir one another up to love and good works” (Hebrews 10:24-25). This is something we do together—with and for another—as God uses us in one another’s lives to increasingly conform us to the image of Jesus for the sake of the world.

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