Jesus cared about the physical wellbeing of those he met, and we are called to contribute to the healing of others and the world.

God's will is that we be reconciled into a loving relationship with our creator and all of our neighbors.

Jesus established a movement to reclaim the spirit of sacred teaching and wisdom. We are made for life, and the purpose of sabbath is to help us restore life.

To learn and grow in faith, we need to immerse ourselves in Christian community and be fully present in the Church and the world as people of faith.

Faith isn't about clinging to unchanging practices, but being moved and led by the Spirit to embrace a life-long mission and adventure.

Christians have a calling to share the sense of belonging and purpose found in the grace and love of God.

Jesus invites us into a relationship defined by friendship and to extend that same friendship and love to our neighbors. That love needs to be extended beyond the barriers we and the world so often construct to include all of our neighbors.

There is no fear when we come to know the heart of Jesus, just love.

As Christ's followers we are witnesses to his teachings and the nature of his life, death and resurrection. We are called to reflect the spirit of who he was in our words and actions.

Early Christians centered themselves in the peace that Jesus shared with them in the days after Easter, living together with a spirit of generosity. These key elements remain important for our life together today.