Small groups, steady work
We are not a big church, and we do not pretend to be. What we have are people who show up — for the young, for each other, and for the neighborhood around us.
Where we serve
Photo — young people at a youth gathering
[Day] at [time] — [location]
Who it's for: Kids and teens, [age range]
[What the young people actually do together — lessons, service projects, music, games, mentoring.]
[How a parent can get their child involved, and who to talk to first.]
Photo — the men's group around a table
[Day] at [time] — [location]
Who it's for: Men of every age and season
[What the group does — study, breakfast, accountability, repairs and service around the church and neighborhood.]
[An honest note on size and how a new man would be brought in.]
Photo — the women's group in fellowship
[Day] at [time] — [location]
Who it's for: Women of every age and season
[What the group does — study, prayer, hospitality, care for families in hard seasons.]
[How someone new joins in.]
Photo — volunteers serving in the neighborhood
[Frequency — e.g. first Saturday of the month]
[The practical work: food and clothing distribution, visits to the sick and homebound, neighborhood events, partnerships with local organizations.]
[How someone can volunteer, and what is most needed right now.]
Every one of these ministries has room for you — whether you can give an hour a month or a morning every week.