Our purpose is to love God and love people. We welcome everyone as they are, wherever you're at in life you will be welcomed with open arms! We just pray that as we continue gathering, we also continue growing; growing closer to God, closer to each other, and closer to the men and women that God created and calls us to be. We don't want to stay in the same place we were when we started, because God has more in store for each of us than we can ever imagine.
Our goal is to live life together, as a community of believers, similar to the early church. We seek to love God and love people, just as they are, where they are. We strive to have authentic relationships where we can not only love one another but hold each other accountable and challenge each other to continue growing.
Our focus is on the honest dissection and application of the Word of God. We seek to focus our hearts and minds on God, on His word, and what He wants us to learn.
Journey Fellowship was started as a small group in 2018 - waffles around a kitchen table, as a family. Following God's leading that small group of family and friends became a small home church, that then outgrew the house, and now meets in rental spaces at 2 different campuses each weekend.
Karl and Rhonda Kreutz are the main leaders, having been called to start a church for a while before truly understanding the picture that Journey Fellowship would be. With continued obedience to what God was laying on their hearts and the people He brought in to help and be a part of this journey alongside them, we are a church family. As a family we strive to not only grow closer to God ourselves, but to help as many people as possible learn about God in hopes that they too will grow closer to Him.
We are constantly learning and growing, challenging ourselves and each other to be better, acknowledging our mistakes, and continuing to try, despite our failures. We are far from perfect. We have our bad days. We get pulled into the day-to-day weight of life, but our goal is to focus our hearts on God's leading and calling for our lives. And our hope is to live in such a way that when we die, the difference between Jesus and us is as little as possible.