Step 1: Discover Mission. Whether you're exploring faith or want to know how to be more involved in the life of our church, Discover Mission is your first step. If you want to connect and possibly make Mission your home, this is your first step. This is a place where we get to hear your story and share a little more about who we are. Discover Mission happens every 1st Sunday of the month over a 90-minute meal after service. Childcare is provided.
All of us at one time or another ask: “Who am I? Where do I fit? What has God created me for?”—We want to invite you to our Step 2 in our Discipleship Pathway: Identity & Design. There are so many voices trying to tell us who we should be, but Identity & Design is an opportunity to discover what God says about who you are, how He’s uniquely designed you, and the purpose He’s given you. This step happens every 2nd Sunday of the month after service.
Step 3: Formation and Culture is the third course in our Discipleship Pathway at Mission that helps people get rooted and grow in the way of Jesus. This is the first Community Group we ask everyone to attend. Here, we spend 8 weeks of meals, teaching, table discussion, and friendship. The teachings will focus on both our life in Jesus and life in the Church. This is where we begin moving from simply attending church to sharing life as the church.
Our Formation and Culture start this fall on September 21st, 2026 at Mission on Monday nights from 6:30pm - 8:30pm. (This course happens every Spring, Summer, and Fall.)
And this isn't just for adults. During our Fall 2027 Step 3: Formation & Culture, we will be launching Mission Kids Nights next door at the same time, and this will be led by our Mission Kids team! We want our kids to be poured into and formed too. While adults gather around tables, our kids have intentional space to grow in their relationship with Jesus, build friendships, and experience what it means to be part of the family of God
Our Community Groups and Connect groups are the fourth step in our Discipleship Pathway. Discipleship happens in relational communities. Communities are long-term groups that gather in homes where we live out our discipleship. These gatherings take place around a meal in homes, where we pray for one another, grow in Scripture together, and go deeper in our walk with Jesus. Most communities meet every other week in homes, and new Communities begin as we multiply leaders and invite new people into our discipleship pathway.