Come as you are. There is no dress code. Our gathering takes place in a space that is comfortable and relaxed. We will pray together, sing together, read scripture together, reflect together.
We have found that spirituality is more of a journey. We go, because God goes with us.
We feel called to include across all borders and divisions. We have experienced the welcome of grace and believe that it is for everyone.
We see God’s love around us and are exploring what it means to become relentless practitioners of love.
As we return to our church spaces in the wake of COVID, we find ourselves asking new questions about what it means to be church today. We’re asking what it means to be spiritual community again. To move forward we’re going back, back to the book of Acts and the stories of the first Christians. The first church was asking what it means to be faithful in the world in the wake of Jesus’ resurrection. This is our same fundamental question today and the question we’re exploring in this series.
We think spiritual growth happens best when you are journeying along with others in authentic and thoughtful relationship. Groups meet in homes, coffee shops, and the church.
We believe God is in the process of healing the world and that we are invited to participate in this work. We do this through our service together.
We are part of a large community that is the First United Methodist Church of Escondido. We have a traditional service as well as a Spanish Language service plus a new and inclusive worship gathering in North County, SD.