These values rooted in the Christian tradition serve as a strong foundation for our community's identity and mission:

Justice: We believe that justice is an expression of love in public and underscores the importance of fairness, equality, and advocacy for those who are marginalized or oppressed. It guides our community to actively engage in social justice issues and work towards a more just and equitable society.

Inclusivity: We believe that there's a place at the Table of Grace for everyone in a powerful message of acceptance and welcome. It guides our community to be open and affirming, embracing diversity, and demonstrating God's love for all people regardless of their backgrounds or circumstances.

Grace: We believe that restoration and reconciliation through unconditional forgiveness reflects the essence of Christian teaching about God's grace. It guides our community to practice forgiveness and offers second chances, promoting healing and reconciliation in personal relationships and beyond.

Courage: We believe that the vulnerability of being real with each other and the world highlights the need for authenticity and courage in living out our faith. It challenges everyone in our community to step out of their comfort zones, share their struggles and joys openly, and engage with the world with a bold and authentic faith.

Faith: We believe that acting with faith to make the world resemble the Kingdom of Heaven emphasizes the idea of being active agents of positive change. It guides those of our community to live out their belief by taking concrete actions to address societal issues and promote a world that reflects Christian values.

Transformation: We believe moving toward wholeness in a fragmented society demonstrates a commitment to personal growth and societal improvement. It guides our community to be agents of transformation, both individually and collectively, by seeking to mend what is broken and address the divisions in society.

These core values provide a strong framework for the community's actions, beliefs, and interactions. They can guide our community members in their personal lives and in their collective efforts to make a positive impact on the world in accordance with our Christian tradition.