Vision: Renewal in the ways of Jesus
Mission: A genuine community that makes, matures, and multiples followers of Jesus.
Values
GenuineIn all we do, we are sincere in our efforts and relationships.
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ListeningConversations give value and voice. We are a church that listens to each others thoughts and recognize that God can speak to us and through us collectively.
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WovenWe participate in the life of Nashua. We want to be in living out our faith regularly by serving others in our community.
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Our Rhythm
Because summer is such a great time to relax, enjoy friends and family, we are taking this season to meet all together each Sunday until the beginning of August. You are welcome to join us at 2 Morse Street, Nashua NH beginning at 10:30am.
OUR WEEKLY & MONTHLY RHYTHMS ARE A LITTLE UNIQUE. HERE'S A QUICK EXPLANATION:
Gathering: 1st and 3rd Sunday of the Month
There’s just nothing like getting the whole ‘family’ together! One the most universally recognizable rhythm in the life of any local church is the weekend gathering for worship. To gather together as a whole community – to worship in song, experience the scriptures together, and to share in the communion of the Lord’s Supper together – is one of the most poignant and powerful expressions of our corporate life in Christ.
HomeGroups: 2nd and 4th Sunday of the Month
Now, we love the “Gathering”, as already mentioned. The trouble with ONLY getting together in large groups, though, is that it is hard to really get to know one another – and see genuine community develop – if we’re only seeing each other in a big room, full of activity and 100+ other folks, once a week. In the Bible, we see that the early Christian church was built upon house fellowships. They didn’t just run into one another for an hour once a week; they did life together! “Church” was spending time, sharing meals, sharing joys and struggles, studying scripture together and lifting one another up in prayer. “Church” was a space where friends in Christ could sit, learn and grow face to face, and not just side by side.
Our HomeGroups are neighborhood-centric communities of 15-20 folks, focused on shared meals, interaction with scripture, prayer, and on the daily, street-level expressions of church life. We’re so committed to the value of getting our whole community involved at this level that we actually give two Sundays a month to HomeGroups.
There’s just nothing like getting the whole ‘family’ together! One the most universally recognizable rhythm in the life of any local church is the weekend gathering for worship. To gather together as a whole community – to worship in song, experience the scriptures together, and to share in the communion of the Lord’s Supper together – is one of the most poignant and powerful expressions of our corporate life in Christ.
HomeGroups: 2nd and 4th Sunday of the Month
Now, we love the “Gathering”, as already mentioned. The trouble with ONLY getting together in large groups, though, is that it is hard to really get to know one another – and see genuine community develop – if we’re only seeing each other in a big room, full of activity and 100+ other folks, once a week. In the Bible, we see that the early Christian church was built upon house fellowships. They didn’t just run into one another for an hour once a week; they did life together! “Church” was spending time, sharing meals, sharing joys and struggles, studying scripture together and lifting one another up in prayer. “Church” was a space where friends in Christ could sit, learn and grow face to face, and not just side by side.
Our HomeGroups are neighborhood-centric communities of 15-20 folks, focused on shared meals, interaction with scripture, prayer, and on the daily, street-level expressions of church life. We’re so committed to the value of getting our whole community involved at this level that we actually give two Sundays a month to HomeGroups.
Staff
Pastor Kevin KokxKevin is the husband to Billie Jo and the father of Lydia and Thomas. Graduating from Bethel Seminary 2008 he has pastored in New England for close to 20 years, and is ordained through the Evangelical Covenant Church.
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