YOU MATTER TO GOD.
You don't have to have it figured out to walk through our doors. Neither did most of us. We're a community of people who kept showing up — for God, for each other, for this city — and found that was enough to build something real.
Maybe you've tried a few and left feeling like a visitor every time. Maybe your faith is complicated and you're not sure there's a community that can hold the complexity. Maybe you believe God is real but organized religion has let you down. Maybe you're new to Waco and starting over.
Whatever brought you here — you're not the first. And you won't be the last.
We're not a perfect church. We're a faithful one. We practice a 2,000-year tradition of prayer, worship, and Scripture — and we do it in jeans, with neighbors across every line Waco tends to draw. We believe Jesus called us by name to become and share good news — not just inside these walls, but across this whole city.
We are Devoted to God. Neighborly to all. Faithful to Waco, even when it's hard.
- Come on a Sunday. We gather at 10:30 AM at 1624 Wooded Acres Drive. The liturgy is ancient. The welcome is genuine. You don't need to know anything to walk in.
- Let us know you're coming. Fill out the form and we'll make sure you're not invisible when you arrive — a name tag waiting, a familiar face at the door, a gift bag that says you matter to us because you do.
- Find your place in the story. From your first visit to discovering your vocation, we'll walk with you. There's a place here for your gifts, your questions, and your life.
Not just as an attendee. As a neighbor. As someone known by name, prayed for by name, missed when you're gone. Imagine a faith that connects your Monday to your Sunday — where the work you do, the people you serve, and the prayers you pray are all part of the same life.
That's what we're building here. We'd love for you to be part of it.
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