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Missional Community

Gospel - Community - Mission

The Why of Missional Communities

At Redemption’s Hill, we’re not just about holding events. Our mission is to foster meaningful connections in an authentic community that’s centered on the gospel and its mission.

As a church, our goal is to live out the gospel together—in community and on mission. Many people think of church as something that happens once a week in a building. While we believe corporate gatherings are important and healthy, they don’t fully define what the church is. The church is a people, called to live lives that bring glory to God.

As we’ve studied the Bible, our core group has been motivated by the early church’s deep love for one another. They didn’t just meet at a building once a week—they shared their lives. Jesus modeled this by fully investing in those around Him. Through close relationships, He was able to teach, guide, and shape His disciples, building the foundation of His church. In the same way, we believe God calls us to invest in and share our lives with others.

A key verse for us is 1 Thessalonians 2:8: “So, being affectionately desirous of you, we were ready to share with you not only the gospel of God but also our own selves, because you had become very dear to us.”

Paul’s example shows us that true love, born from the gospel, is more than just preaching—it’s about investing deeply in the lives of others. This kind of love builds a community where Christ’s love is seen and felt. As the gospel takes root in our lives, it empowers us to live out our mission: being ambassadors for Christ (2 Corinthians 5:20), inviting others into a genuine, life-giving community.

What to Expect at MCs

Because everyone’s schedule is different, there are Missional Communities that meet throughout the week. Most groups include singles, couples, and families with children. We believe that there are great spiritual benefits to living life alongside those who are in different seasons in life and those who may have more years and experience living out their faith.

Each Missional Community plans their time together around three core principles: Gospel message, Gospel mission, and Gospel community. We want you to grow in your relationship with Christ first and foremost. This can’t be accomplished on Sunday mornings alone. A Missional Community provides space for discipleship. Together, we’ll study the Bible, discuss the sermon, reach out to our neighbors, and get to know each other.

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