Inclusive Hearts, Bible Roots

"After these things I looked, and behold, a great multitude which no one could number, of all nations, tribes, peoples, and tongues, standing before the throne..." - Revelation 7:9 (NKJV)
We believe that God's love is expansive, and our church family reflects that. Embrace! Church is a fully affirming, inclusive, biblical and Spirit-led community where you are celebrated exactly as you are. We aren't interested in perfect performances; we are passionate about studying the Word of God, growing in faith, and supporting each other through every season of life. Wherever you’ve been, whoever you love, and whatever you’re bringing with you, you have a place in this community!

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Visiting a new church can feel intimidating, but our goal is to make you feel comfortable the moment you arrive!

  • We’ll greet you at the door and give you a small gift.
  • We’re casual, so come exactly as you are.
  • We’ll sing modern worship music, hear a biblically centered sermon, and spend time in communion & reflection.
  • Bring the whole family, Children’s Chuch is available.
  • Our Worship Service ends around 12:15PM.

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Conversations on faith, community, and radical grace!

From Deuteronomy to Desert Roads: Affirming Our Trans Siblings

From Deuteronomy to Desert Roads: Affirming Our Trans Siblings We are tackling a comprehensive topic in our Pride series, digging deeply into the Book of Galatians and looking at the whole of Scripture to understand exactly what the Bible says regarding the LGBTQ+ community. To be clear from the very beginning: Embrace! Church is an affirming and inclusive church. That is exactly why we chose the name Embrace! We wanted to convey from day one that this is a community where everybody is beyond accepted, more than welcomed… embraced! The Trap of Religious Gatekeeping In Galatians chapter 1, the Apostle Paul is writing to a church that had started beautifully but was quickly losing its way. He issues a stark warning: “I marvel that you are turning away so soon from him who called you in the grace of Christ to a different gospel.” Paul was dealing with a group of people proclaiming a false gospel, pushed heavily by “Judaizers.” These were the religious insiders who were approaching new Gentile converts and telling them, “It’s great that you love Jesus, but if you really want to be a part of God’s family… then you have to conform to our ancient

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Our Roads to Emmaus

Our Roads to Emmaus May 18th, 2022 The Gospel of Luke (24:13-35) records the most intimate encounter of the resurrected Jesus that is recorded in scripture. Two disciples traverse a road home after several days of perceived defeat. Jesus has been taken captive, tried several times with no fault found, condemned to death, and ultimately crucified. His disciples are hiding, afraid, and unsure of their next move. Only the women in Jesus’ life seek to serve Him openly…but even they do so in service to the body of Jesus…they too believe Him to be defeated and dead. Yet, when they approach the tomb, they find His grave empty and the angelic words given, “He is not here, He is risen as He said!” While word of His resurrection begin to spread, these two particular disciples traveling home to Emmaus do not believe it to be so. If they believed, why would they leave? Why the discussion between themselves on the events of the day? Can we really blame them? Resurrection is far from the norm. It is not the natural order of things to die and then be made alive again. The words “He’s Alive” are words of the impossible.

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