“We seek to be disciples of Jesus and make disciples in our city through missional communities.”
What is a Missional Community?
A missional community is a group of people learning to follow Jesus together in a way that renews our city.
They aren’t fancy. In fact, they can be pretty messy communities of everyday citizens devoted to Jesus, to one another, and to their neighbors.
Gospel Formation
Missional communities focus on growing in our love of God. We live in such a way as a community that we engage with God together through regular times of reading the Bible, prayer, and speaking the truths of Jesus to one-another.
Community
We intentionally share life together. We pursue deep community where we learn to love one another as family as we share meals, serve one-another, share our stories, grieve, mourn, and celebrate together.
Common Mission
Each missional community has a common mission—a specific group of people they seek to love through word and deed together. Some communities focus on their neighborhoods, their industry, or their schools. Others focus on caring for international students, families with disabilities, people and staff at nursing homes, or children in foster care.
Our prayer is to see 1 missional community for every 1,000 people in Los Angeles
Joining a Missional Community
We have missional communities scattered across the west side of Los Angeles that meet on different nights. Here are a few we would love to get you connected with.
Carlson Park (Sundays)
Overland Ave (Sundays)
Vet’s Park (Wednesdays)
South LA (Mondays)
Hawthorne (Wednesdays)
To learn more about missional communities and how to join one, fill out this form and we'll reach out very soon about next steps and answer questions you might have.