On the Eastside as it is in heaven.
Doxa Church makes disciples of Jesus in the everyday stuff of life. It's a place where people can meet Jesus, believers can engage in life-giving community, and everyone is welcome. We believe in creating a space where people can have authentic encounters with Christ, discover their gifts and use them for Him. Join us this Sunday at 9:30a or 11:15a!
Last Sunday: EVERYDAY GOING
Most of us know that we are made "witnesses" the day we meet Christ, but very few of us live out that identity. We don't know if we'll have the answers to hard questions, or feel disqualified to share because of our imperfections. But in the absence of love for the outsider, we make rejection the Hell we fear. How can we turn a corner and embrace our calling at participating partners in God's rescue plan?
GATHERING TIMES
Sundays at 9:30am & 11:15am
Kids Discipleship available at both gatherings.
ASL interpretation available at the 9:30a gathering.
Kids Discipleship available at both gatherings.
ASL interpretation available at the 9:30a gathering.
We make it easy to connect.
If you want to meet others at Doxa, we have three options. They all work great, so you get to choose which option makes the most sense for you.
1. SERVE
Meet others by joining a team for a 90 day trial. Start here.
2. TRY A MISSIONAL COMMUNITY
Missional communities meet all over the Eastside and are focused on sharing meals, checking in with each other, and serving their neighborhoods. They are usually a group of 8-16 people. Learn more about MCs here.
3. TRY A DNA GROUP
DNA groups study the Bible, pray, and talk about their lives with each other. DNA groups are typically 3-4 men or women. Learn more about DNAs here.
1. SERVE
Meet others by joining a team for a 90 day trial. Start here.
2. TRY A MISSIONAL COMMUNITY
Missional communities meet all over the Eastside and are focused on sharing meals, checking in with each other, and serving their neighborhoods. They are usually a group of 8-16 people. Learn more about MCs here.
3. TRY A DNA GROUP
DNA groups study the Bible, pray, and talk about their lives with each other. DNA groups are typically 3-4 men or women. Learn more about DNAs here.