The Gathering

Did you ever have an older relative or friend that always had good advice, reassuring guidance, or a comforting word? Their wisdom comes from a lifetime of experiences, knowledge, and even hardship. People need and crave this guidance for life’s questions and challenges. Adulting. Relationships. Setting Goals. Those who have gone before us shed light on our journey. In this series, we will study the Old Testament book of Proverbs, and learn how this ancient book has incredible wisdom for paving the way forward.

Sunday, September 25th will be an opportunity to recognize new members and baptize those that wish to grow closer to Christ. If you would like to participate, please fill out the form below or talk to your site pastor! All sites/services will have a baptism/Commit ceremony.

Membership at The Gathering requires a commitment to our Five Shared Practices (Worship, Serving, Giving, Prayer, and Learning in CoreGroups). In addition, anyone seeking to become a member must have previously been baptized. If you would like to become a member and have not yet been baptized, a pastor will reach out to you to talk about baptism.

Most of us have grown up with a set of beliefs about who or what God is – we may have been taught to believe without question. Now, as adults, we often find ourselves in a season questioning everything we once believed to be true. When we unravel or untether ourselves from what we were taught to believe, we are stepping into the unknown. But there is a freedom in floating that allows God to speak to us and move us toward a more powerful and mature 'construction' of our faith. In this series, we’ll explore the act of deconstruction, talk about its importance, and offer ways of grounding as you move into a faith beyond.

Most of us have grown up with a set of beliefs about who or what God is – we may have been taught to believe without question. Now, as adults, we often find ourselves in a season questioning everything we once believed to be true. When we unravel or untether ourselves from what we were taught to believe, we are stepping into the unknown. But there is a freedom in floating that allows God to speak to us and move us toward a more powerful and mature 'construction' of our faith. In this series, we’ll explore the act of deconstruction, talk about its importance, and offer ways of grounding as you move into a faith beyond.

Most of us have grown up with a set of beliefs about who or what God is – we may have been taught to believe without question. Now, as adults, we often find ourselves in a season questioning everything we once believed to be true. When we unravel or untether ourselves from what we were taught to believe, we are stepping into the unknown. But there is a freedom in floating that allows God to speak to us and move us toward a more powerful and mature 'construction' of our faith. In this series, we’ll explore the act of deconstruction, talk about its importance, and offer ways of grounding as you move into a faith beyond.

Most of us have grown up with a set of beliefs about who or what God is – we may have been taught to believe without question. Now, as adults, we often find ourselves in a season questioning everything we once believed to be true. When we unravel or untether ourselves from what we were taught to believe, we are stepping into the unknown. But there is a freedom in floating that allows God to speak to us and move us toward a more powerful and mature 'construction' of our faith. In this series, we’ll explore the act of deconstruction, talk about its importance, and offer ways of grounding as you move into a faith beyond.

Most of us have grown up with a set of beliefs about who or what God is – we may have been taught to believe without question. Now, as adults, we often find ourselves in a season questioning everything we once believed to be true. When we unravel or untether ourselves from what we were taught to believe, we are stepping into the unknown. But there is a freedom in floating that allows God to speak to us and move us toward a more powerful and mature 'construction' of our faith. In this series, we’ll explore the act of deconstruction, talk about its importance, and offer ways of grounding as you move into a faith beyond.

ourselves in a season questioning everything we once believed to be true. When we unravel or untether ourselves from what we were taught to believe, we are stepping into the unknown. But there is a freedom in floating that allows God to speak to us and move us toward a more powerful and mature 'construction' of our faith. In this series, we’ll explore the act of deconstruction, talk about its importance, and offer ways of grounding as you move into a faith beyond.

Having hopes and dreams is something we all share, and they come in all shapes and sizes.

We've had wild hopes and dreamed all manner of dreams here at The Gathering, and what God has done with them has always been inspiring.

Join us as some of our pastors and leaders share a hopeful vision of what’s to come at each of our locations in the next season – inviting us to explore the new hopes and the big dreams that God is shaping in our midst.