A COMMUNITY BUILT AROUND CONNECTION

NOT ATTENDANCE

Our Story

What if church wasn’t confined to a building or a schedule?

What if it wasn’t about attendance, but connection?

What if we gathered multiple times throughout the week, around a table to share meals and grow spiritually as a community?

OUR STORY

Reconnecting with God, Ourselves and Others.

People often struggle to find deep, trustworthy relationships and a place where they can connect with others. We chase meaningless desires and sometimes harmful behaviors and/or lifestyles to fill the void in our souls. Even the faithful are grappling with these challenges, often feeling lonely and disconnected despite their faith.

We are a community of people with a desire to establish a meaningful relationship with God, gathering to share a meal and conversation about our spiritual journey and learning how to live the life God intended for each of us!

THE THREE RHYTHMS THAT SHAPE OUR COMMON LIFE

Shared meals

The table is our pulpit. Worship begins in the simple, sacred act of breaking bread together — strangers becoming friends, friends becoming family.

Spiritual formation

A guided pathway that introduces us to the character of God — through reflection, contemplative practice, and the slow work of becoming whole.

Real community

Not an audience, but a household. We do life together — celebrating, grieving, growing, and walking through the long, beautiful work of faith side by side.

WHAT WE BELIEVE

ECO: A Covenant Order of Evangelical Presbyterians

We follow the tenets and polity of ECO Presbyterians, officially known as:

The ECO Presbyterian denomination emphasizes strengthening local church ecosystems.

ECO is characterized by its commitment to:

- Evangelical: advancing the gospel and planting new churches. ECO also values the "livable theology," where faith is applied and lived out in daily life.

- Covenant: fostering accountable relationships and collaboration among leaders.

- Order: uniting around a shared theological core and way of life.

ALL (and we mean ALL) are welcome!