Spiritual care is at the center of who we are. Being a disciple of Christ is a result of professing our soul needs help. We need a healer and a savior. Life has a way of chipping away at our soul, and our spiritual care ministry ensures that our soul is well. We do this usually by song or speaking.

We love education! Education is the process of learning and processing new information. We believe that we should learn when we are in community with our church family.

Church should involve our full self. We both discuss and work toward physical and mental health because they have an impact on how we feel spiritually. This involves bringing in mental health professionals or even creating workout videos.

Many of the systemic issues in our world are upheld by capitalism. The Kingdom of God is countercultural. This means that we value stewardship, generosity, and even supporting local and minority owned businesses.

Social action is important for a believer. We do not align with a political party, nor do we believe that Jesus calls us to vote for a particular party. Jesus was deeply impacted by politics, which is the art of distributing resources. How can we act as agents of God to do justice on the earth?