We make disciples of Jesus

Jesus commissioned his disciples to go into the world and make disciples, not plant churches. Therefore, our approach is to first make disciples of Jesus who multiply themselves which then forms a healthy church.

Jesus' model of ministry

Jesus devoted a lot of time to being relationally close to a small group of people. He gave them access to his life. Day in and day out he showed his disciples what it meant to love and serve one another. He didn't just tell his disciples what to do, he demonstrated it within the context of relationship and love. As followers of Jesus, we follow his pattern.

Talk about multiplication...

This relational approach has allowed us an impact in urban areas and with unreached people groups.

How we make disciples

We initiate love, self-sacrifice, friendship, belonging, hospitality and empowerment that leads to a multiplication of disciples of Jesus.  Disciple-making is not curriculum driven or a certification program.

Disciple-making is relationship. We enter into relationships with people, including those from different cultures and worldviews.  We open our schedules and our homes to invest in both individual and group relationships.

We spend time together throughout the week - sharing meals, praying, studying the Bible, taking the Lord's Supper, playing together, and meeting each others' needs.