ARe You skeptical?
It’s ok. We are too.
We’re skeptical about organized religion that becomes a series of events and a set of rules. We’re skeptical of a faith that doesn’t lead you to love your neighbors better. We’re skeptical of folks who act like they have all the answers. We’re skeptical about the benefits of the American dream. So if you’re a skeptic, we’d love for you to join us.
We’re skeptical about organized religion that becomes a series of events and a set of rules. We’re skeptical of a faith that doesn’t lead you to love your neighbors better. We’re skeptical of folks who act like they have all the answers. We’re skeptical about the benefits of the American dream. So if you’re a skeptic, we’d love for you to join us.
But we're also hopeful.
We’re hopeful that Jesus is up to something good in the world. We’re hopeful of a community where love is more important than being right. We’re hopeful the church can be a family that transforms the neighborhoods they live in. We’re hopeful about what happens when people learn to love each other and the world around them. So if you’re hopeful, we’d love for you to join us.
We’re hopeful that Jesus is up to something good in the world. We’re hopeful of a community where love is more important than being right. We’re hopeful the church can be a family that transforms the neighborhoods they live in. We’re hopeful about what happens when people learn to love each other and the world around them. So if you’re hopeful, we’d love for you to join us.
Our commitment to pursuing racial justice as a church
LifePath will concertedly foster, encourage, and maintain conversations on race.
LifePath will directly address statements that may be a hindrance to cultivating productive and meaningful conversations on race within the church.
LifePath will be intentional and creative about incorporating racial equity and justice into its leadership, operations, community, and work.
LifePath will directly address statements that may be a hindrance to cultivating productive and meaningful conversations on race within the church.
LifePath will be intentional and creative about incorporating racial equity and justice into its leadership, operations, community, and work.
Our commitment to LGBTQIA+ inclusion
In the spirit of Jesus, we seek to create inclusive spaces that are safe for everyone to experience and express the love of God. We are committed to dignity, respect, and healing for all people. God has been leading us to learn how to create equitable spaces for all disciples of Jesus, particularly those within the LGBTQIA+ community who have been and are often pushed aside or rejected by the church. At LifePath, disciples of Jesus of any gender, sexual orientation, or gender expression are welcomed into full participation in our shared community: celebrating, volunteering, joining in covenant, and serving in leadership, as God gifts and equips.
Meal communities
Meal Communities are smaller groups of people (10-20) that meet regularly to eat together, pray together, and love one another. An MC might look a little different than what you’ve experienced at church. It’s very participatory. Along with a shared meal, our communities have conversations around the questions: Where is Jesus shaping you? Where is Jesus sending you? MCs are not Bible Studies, but integrated discipleship communities for encouragement and faith exploration. Each group has unique rhythms and culture, but all have their eyes on following Jesus together.
Living our mission
Join us as we express love for God and others in serving our community in regular rhythms.
Fill The PAcksLate Summer
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Swap & DropSpring and Fall
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Friendship BreakfastWinter
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compassion Teams:
Prison Care
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Supporting positive prison culture from the outside, because everyone on the inside matters.
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Racial Justice compassion team |
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Helping to identify opportunities to grow into a church that that expresses racial justice as a core element of our community identity, founded in Jesus.
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