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Community: Exploring Faith. Discovering Truth. Living Christ.

Discipleship is one of the surest ways to grow stronger in the Lord and to be firmly grounded in doctrine.

In our community, you’ll gain:
📖 Deeper understanding of Scripture.
✝️ Christ-centered teaching and resources.
🤝 Fellowship with believers who are hungry to grow.
🌱 Practical guidance for living out your faith daily.

Do not walk this journey alone. Be part of a Christ-focused family where faith is strengthened and lives are transformed.

We meet for Discipleship Classes every Tuesday at 2:00 pm MCT in the Discipleship Live Class .

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