BLESS
HCN believes that people are created in God’s image–period. In a world that is telling
people who they need to be, how they need to improve, what they need to success,
HCN exists as a place to affirm you as good. When you believe you are good, you open
yourself up to sanctification and wholeness. Instead of another place to be told what you
need to do to get your life together, HCN allows you to just be.
people who they need to be, how they need to improve, what they need to success,
HCN exists as a place to affirm you as good. When you believe you are good, you open
yourself up to sanctification and wholeness. Instead of another place to be told what you
need to do to get your life together, HCN allows you to just be.
BELONG
The early church didn’t show up on Sundays and exist separately the rest of the week.
We belong to each other, as the church community and as the kingdom of God on
earth. We were created to participate in community; hiding is not an option, because we
will not let you be forgotten. You do not need to give your time, treasures, and talents in
order to belong; but we believe these are the result of belonging.
We belong to each other, as the church community and as the kingdom of God on
earth. We were created to participate in community; hiding is not an option, because we
will not let you be forgotten. You do not need to give your time, treasures, and talents in
order to belong; but we believe these are the result of belonging.
BECOME
HCN believes that becoming is the result of blessing and belonging. We embrace that
we are all in progress, and welcome people at every stop of their journey. Shalom:
completeness, harmony, and well-being. Becoming the body of Christ as holy, fleshy
beings, and being made the tangible gospel to one another. And in becoming, we can’t
help but live out this fleshy gospel.
we are all in progress, and welcome people at every stop of their journey. Shalom:
completeness, harmony, and well-being. Becoming the body of Christ as holy, fleshy
beings, and being made the tangible gospel to one another. And in becoming, we can’t
help but live out this fleshy gospel.