Unity

Jesus taught His followers would be recognized by how we love each other. He challenged us to be one, as He and the Father are one. Even more, His apostles challenged the first Church to avoid divisions, quarrels, and empty debates. In short, Jesus called us to be unified. Unity isn't perfection, we are people after all, but it is a commitment to remain one through the hard things. Conflict, resolution, redemption, accountability, confession, all are a part of the Way and can be life giving to those founded on Jesus. We practice unity by choosing joy (yes, it's a choice) even when working though hard things, and we invite you to join the community to practice the same.