PREVIEW SERVICE
DECember 14th!
DOWNTOWN MONROE
@ 109 W Morrow Avenue, Monroe, NC
5:30PM
Why another church?
In the U.S. church today, attendance is declining. Two decades ago, an average of 42% of U.S. adults attended religious services every week or nearly every week, according to Gallup. A decade ago, the figure fell to 38%, and it is currently at 30%.
Despite the decline, there's still hope. The Holy Spirit has been and always will be at work, and we get to participate. That is why we are starting another church.
Glorifying God and enjoying Him by gathering, growing, and going in Christ to make disciples.
Our values
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WE ARE WELCOMING.
God could have closed his doors and shut us out, but instead he shared himself with us. First, by walking in the Garden with our first parents, Adam and Eve. Then, in coming to us as the Son of God, Jesus Christ. We seek to open our lives to others as God opened the door for us to have relationship with him.
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WE TAKE GOD SERIOUSLY.
In a culture that can check a box that says “Christian” with little commitment to that identity, we seek to be different. We seek to be those who see Jesus Christ as our Lord, and obey what he has commanded while not adding to his commands or taking any away. We are committed to living in the tension of both knowing we fall short, and yet seeking to constantly repent and trust Him anew in obedience.
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WE DON'T TAKE OURSELVES TOO SERIOUSLY.
We want to be a joyful people who live as forgiven children who laugh. We also want to be humble people who realize how amazing it is that God loves us despite all our problems. We look at ourselves, and we see a work in progress. We look at others and we see their worth and value above our own.
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WE LOVE TO LEARN AND LIVE IT OUT.
We love the Good Book and we want to discipline ourselves to read it. We do it together! We love to read other good books that help us know God more. Also, very importantly, we love to take what we learn and apply it to our lives that we might continue to grow as disciples of Christ.
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WE PRAY FOR AND PURSUE A FEW.
At Christ Hills, we are preoccupied with those in our neighborhoods, workspaces, and social spheres who could benefit from our prayers and our care. Indeed, we believe the harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few. We desire to pray for and pursue others for the sake of their joy and ultimate hope to be found in the Gospel.
Meet the thomas family
Trent Thomas is an ordained PCA minister who has been called to start a church in Monroe, NC, through Christ Covenant Church in Matthews. In addition, Church of the Redeemer in Indian Trail has partnered with Christ Covenant in this work. Trent grew up in the Monroe area and loves how Monroe continues to develop into a thriving community.