You may be interested in our beliefs, values, vision, leadership structure, and more. Feel free to explore the website and let us know if you have any questions.
We are an open book 📖
At some point, you will want to visit our weekend gathering in person.
You will find our church is welcoming to all, with robust kids and student environments, ample parking, and coffee for those who enjoy something warm in the morning.
After attending four times on a Sunday morning, we encourage you to set up a coffee with one of our pastors. ☕
This gives you the space to ask some of your tough (or easy) questions. We love good questions and would love to meet with you.
Newcomers at One Life are invited to enter a 3-month season of rest, where you practice ‘being’ before ‘doing.’
During this time, your only 'responsibility' is to ask questions, experience communal worship, and lean into relationships.
Learn more about the gift of Sabbath by reading the book The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry by John Mark Comer.
Following any path requires a compass and map to orient yourself to the landscape.Â
Our One Life Orientation is designed to do just that. It is also our version of a membership class.
It’s a two-hour event that gives you insight into the hopes, dreams, mission, core beliefs, values, and member expectations of One Life Church. It includes lunch, a short class, and childcare if needed.
Before you attend OLC Orientation we encourage you to learn more about our Kingdom Truths. These are statements that describe what we believe about who God is and how God operates in the world. These teachings will help you orient yourself to the OLC family.
Your journey doesn’t end here, it only continues as we follow Jesus together.
There are several ways to continue your walk with God at OLC, but here’s where we encourage you to begin:
• Gather Weekly on Sundays
• Join and Participate in a 242 Group
• Serve with a Ministry Team
• Partner Financially on a consistent basis
Learning is a life long journey. We encourage you to learn with other people. Following Jesus isn’t an individual sport. We need one another. So, whether it’s your family, a group of friends, your 242 Group, a group of co-workers or some neighbors...be a student of the way, the words and the works of Jesus.