The Road

We are called to prepare and maintain urgency about sharing God's community of grace, hope and love, so that all may share in it.

God's blessings are shared with people of faith who hunger for justice and righteousness, and who grieve and are poor in spirit as they follow God's call to bring peace and wellbeing to the world.

The practice of confession and forgiveness offers a path toward healing, redemption, and the transformation of relationships and community. It is a foundation of healthy and adaptive community.

We are called to embrace Christlike humility and servant leadership. Dietrich Bonhoeffer maps out four forms of service to the Christian community: listening, practical helpfulness, bearing burdens, and proclaiming the Word of God. These practices help us to live together in unity and grow in God's grace.

The practice of solitude prepares us to re-enter into thoughtful and wise conversations for the health and wellbeing of our neighbors and the wider world.

At the heart of our life together is worship. While moving and exhilarating moments may come, we also cultivate quiet and humble spirituality that transcends and outlasts those exceptional experiences.

You do not need to strive for status or position, for you already have a place at the table. Instead, enter into community and welcome all with God's grace and love.

You don't have to endlessly prove your value. There is enough for all of us. You are welcome just as you are.

Forgiveness offers new life to those who receive it and give it, making transformation of seemingly impossible situations possible again.

God's grace is so valuable and transformative that it merits our own disciplined attention.