CONNECT

Three rooms and a table.

Sunday is where we gather. The rest of the week is where we actually get to know each other.

Nobody grows alone.

That is not a slogan, it is the shape of the thing. So there are three rooms here, and you can walk into any one of them without being ready, qualified, or sure. And when a room of twelve is not where you would start, there is a table instead. One person, across from you.

You can be in more than one room. You only ever take one step at a time.

Community Group

Where you're welcomed.

A shared thing rather than a shared study — a meal, a court, a stroller route, a block, a project. Somebody hosts; nobody teaches. Drop in, drop out. Bring a neighbor who would never say yes to a Bible study.

See what's meeting →

LIFE Group

Where you grow.

Most weeks, in a home or on Zoom, across Brooklyn. A trained leader, three months minimum, and the same faces long enough that they notice when you are not there. Bring a neighbor, a friend, or your family — you do not need permission.

Find a LIFE Group →

Serving Team

Where you're needed.

A real job and a crew to do it with, after your first six months here. You are not signing up to run anything; you are taking a role in a rotation.

Join a Serving Team →

The Table

Where someone walks with you.

One person, a kitchen table or a coffee shop. For shift work, a newborn, a schedule that will not hold still — or something you would not say in a room of twelve.

Walk with one →

One room, one step.

Not sure which? Ask anyone at the Welcome table on Sunday, or tell us where you are and a real person will write back.