redefining church community.
join us sundays at 10:30am.
Jesus didn’t spend his time with perfect people, and neither do we.
we don’t pretend we have it all figured out or shy away from the hard questions. that’s why our faith community is named “edges.” it’s a place for all of us — believers, seekers, doubters, and skeptics alike — to explore what matters most.
bring your questions, your dreams, and your wildest hopes about God.
it’s all welcome here. questions are encouraged and spiritual truth is found together. our collaborative, community-oriented model of worship invites the Holy Spirit to speak through each of us.
welcome to edges!
here'‘s what you need to know coming up:
join us for a hike to bald knob
on saturday, april 20th, at 10am, we will meet at mountain lake outfitters to hike bald knob together as a community! we can’t wait to enjoy the spring weather. if you plan to join us, please let us know with an rsvp here →
celebrate graduation sunday
join us on sunday, may 5th as we recognize our graduates in worship! whether you're graduating from high school, college, or a graduate program, we'd love to celebrate you with a small gift and mark your accomplishment as a community. let us know you’re graduating here →
support new hope girls
doterra is providing matching funds to double donations made to support new hope girls, from now until may 5th! this incredible ministry supports girls in the dominican republic who have previously lived a life marked by danger, poverty, and vulnerability. learn more and donate here →
see all of our upcoming events →
download the edges app!
it’s the best way to get plugged into the edges community. the app is available on apple, android, amazon, & roku devices. watch the livestream, participate in the live chat, give to edges, read the bible, watch current and past sermons, and much more.
our current sermon series:
metaphorically speaking
apr. 7—21
if you had to choose a metaphor that characterizes your spiritual life, what would it be? wandering in the wilderness, running a marathon, climbing a mountain? or, would it be tied to nature: a garden, a pool, a forest, a cave? join us for our newest sermon series, “metaphorically speaking,” as we examine our spiritual life and the metaphors that help define them.