Guidelines for our Community: 

We do not identify with ultra-universalism, which rejects personal accountability and denies Christ as Savior, the Truth, and the sole way to the Father.   Nor do we hold to Unitarianism, a view rooted in theological pluralism. 

Within our fellowship, we do not engage in debates or challenges over interpretations of the Bible. We are firmly rooted in Scripture and follow the early Patristic Christian vision of Universalism. Please read our Statement of Faith before joining to ensure that you are comfortable joining our group.   The majority of our members hold to these views. While we do not enforce creeds, we also do not permit debate or challenges when members express their thoughts. 

We are a Christian faith-based group made up of a wide range of perspectives, denominational backgrounds, and life experiences. Together, we form a beautiful tapestry, united by our shared love for God and for one another. To protect this spirit of love, grace, and peace, we ask that all members respectfully follow the guidelines below:

Our focus here is Jesus, not politics. Discussions about political parties, government leaders, or current news can easily become divisive and distract from our mission. Let us keep our eyes fixed on what truly unites us: Christ and His kingdom (Philippians 3:20).

While we recognize these issues matter deeply in the world, this space is not the place for debating hot-button social justice or moral topics. We want everyone to feel safe, loved, and welcomed regardless of where they stand. We trust that the Holy Spirit is working in each of us and will lead us into all truth (John 16:13).

Our goal is not to stir debate but to stir love, encouragement, and good works (Hebrews 10:24). If a topic is likely to divide rather than build up, we ask that you set it aside for the sake of maintaining unity in our community.

1. Words that build up and give grace to the hearer. (Ephesians 4:29)
2. Conversations that center on faith, hope, love, and God’s promises.
3. Encouragement, testimony, prayer, and support.
4. A humble spirit that listens, serves, and seeks unity.

            (Ephesians 4:1–3)

Thank you for helping us create a space where God's love shines through everything we say and do.

"Let us therefore make every effort to do what leads to peace and to mutual edification." – Romans 14:19