Church Life

Every other month, we host a Welcome Lunch at the Westside Campus for those interested in membership, baptism, or just wanting to know more about the church. Here you will meet with Pastor Trey and Church Council Chair, Janie Lampo, as they talk about where we’ve been, where we’re going, and why you belong.

Wednesdays beginning September 9

Meal: 5:45–6:15 PM
Class: 6:15–7:30 PM

It is impossible to become spiritually mature while remaining emotionally immature.

Emotionally Healthy Spirituality helps us slow down, understand what is happening beneath the surface of our lives, and develop a deeper relationship with God.

Participant workbook required.

Kids and Youth Programs provided.

Wednesdays beginning September 9

Meal: 5:45–6:15 PM
Class: 6:15–7:15 PM

Alpha is a welcoming place to explore faith and the big questions of life. Each session includes a short film and honest small-group conversation in a relaxed, no-pressure environment.

Whether you are a lifelong Christian, skeptical, or simply curious, you are welcome. No question is off-limits.

Kids and Youth Programming provided.

Join us for four interactive Wednesday evenings as we grow deeper in faith together. Enjoy dinner, build relationships across generations, and experience Scripture through stories, conversation, creative activities, and prayer.

Dinner: 5:45–6:15 PM (provided)
ROOTED Gathering: 6:15–7:15 PM

August 12th: Rooted in Worship
August 19th: Rooted in Fellowship
August 26th: Rooted in Discipleship
September 2nd: Rooted in Neosho

Everyone is welcome—Kids, students, and adults. Come experience God, grow in your faith, and deepen your connection with our church family.

Wednesdays beginning September 9

Meal: 5:45–6:15 PM
Youth Gathering: 6:15–7:30 PM

Students in 7th–12th grade are invited for games, teaching, small-group conversations, and opportunities to grow in faith together.

The Youth Gathering helps students love God, love their neighbors, and love themselves in a welcoming place where they can have fun, build friendships, and ask honest questions.

Wednesdays beginning September 9

Meal: 5:45–6:15 PM
Kids Gathering: 6:15–7:30 PM

Kids in kindergarten–6th grade are invited for Bible stories, games, creative activities, and small-group conversations designed especially for them.

The Kids Gathering helps children experience God, learn to imitate Jesus, build friendships, and discover how they can love God, love their neighbors, and love themselves.

This is the primary way we make disciples that imitate Jesus. Circles are groups of 12-16 that meet weekly or bi-weekly. The goal of Circles is to practice imitating Jesus together so that you can become people that love God, love neighbor and love self. We have Circles that meet at different times, days, and frequencies.

Inner Circles help people experience and become the love of God through intentional relationships that imitate Jesus and discern the working of the Holy Spirit. They are small groups of 3-5 men or women, that meet weekly or monthly, to discern what the Spirit of God is doing within each person’s life. Inner Circles Read together, pray together, and meet together.

As a community, we form ourselves around the Lord’s prayer three times daily. In the morning, we sit with God in silence seeking to be formed by God. Midday, we pray for people and places. In the evening, we pray for ourselves through gratitude, confession, and paying attention to the ways God moved through our day.

As part of the Wesleyan tradition, we carry out the practice of fasting once a week. The Wesleyan fast is on Wednesdays or Fridays until 3pm. If you cannot fast from food due to medical reasons, practice abstinence from media or some sort of rhythm that is consistent in your life. The practice of fasting and abstinence is to draw us towards humility and obedience. It helps us to carry our crosses the way that Jesus carried his.

As a community, we are encouraged to take 24 hours to stop, rest, delight, and worship from Saturday dinner to Sunday dinner. We encourage Saturdays nights for friends and Sunday nights for family. On Sunday mornings, we gather as a community for one of our worship services. This gives us an opportunity to be human beings and not human doers.