Church isn’t meant to be a place where voices echo from a distance. It’s meant to be a place where hearts meet, where stories matter, where questions are welcome—and where the Spirit moves right there in the thick of it all.

 

That’s where I want to meet you.

 

Not just at the altar or in announcements, but close-up, in the kind of space where real connection happens. So I’m inviting you to a Huddle—a time to circle up as a team, lean in together, and share what’s really going on. It’s not a meeting. It’s not a presentation. It’s a sacred pause where every voice has a place.

 

I want to hear what Resurrection feels like to you. What’s stirred hope in you. What’s felt hard. What dreams you carry for this church and what’s been sitting heavy on your spirit. This church has weathered some seasons, but we’re still here—still rising, still leaning into the promise of new life.

 

Because resurrection isn’t just our name—it’s our rhythm.

 

And like any good team, we grow stronger when we huddle up, get honest, and remember why we’re here: to proclaim the good news and heal the broken. To be the hands and feet of Christ. To bind together in love that transcends difference. To bridge the gaps. To shine light.

 

So bring yourself—your story, your questions, your silence, your truth. Or just come and listen. That’s holy too.

 

We’ll have a few Huddles at different times and days, because I want everyone who wants to speak to have the space to do so. If you’ve ever wondered whether your perspective matters—let me say it plainly: it does.  And I’m ready to listen.

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