Get Connected at Doxa

Connecting to a church is a big decision! If you’re new with us, the best first step for getting connected is to attend our monthly Meet and Greet where you’ll learn more about who Doxa is and what we believe. You’ll also get to meet our staff and Elders and ask any questions you may have. Register below!

Until then, we’d love to learn more about you! Fill out THIS connect card. 

Our next Meet ' n ' Greet is happening:

SUNDAY,  APRIL 7 - 12:30pm

Meet and Greet is where you'll learn who Doxa is, what we do, what we believe, and get to meet some of our elders, staff, as well as other newcomers. Kids are welcome. Bring your questions, and we'll provide the refreshments.

No fluff, just the facts.

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MISSIONAL COMMUNITIES


God designed you for community. Community where you are known and know others. Community that encourages you to be a disciple in the everyday stuff of life where you live, work, learn, and play.
At Doxa, we believe this best happens in what we call a missional community (we call them MCs for short). An MC is a group of 8-15 people who pour into each other’s lives, serve those in need, and share the good news of Jesus to others. 
 
WHY DOES DOXA HAVE MISSIONAL COMMUNITIES?
We believe that missional community is an essential component of our discipleship. It’s a place where we can be ourselves and experience real life transformation where we point one another to Jesus. It’s where we show up to learn from one another while also adding value by sharing our gifting with others. We aren’t meant to go through life alone! We need community to spur one another on to love and good works (Hebrews 10:24).
 
WHAT DOES LIFE IN A MISSIONAL COMMUNITY LOOK LIKE?
Missional Communities typically meet on a weekly basis to share a meal, engage in discussion, and pray together. Weekly meetings look different from group to group and week to week. Some weeks, groups engage in discussion using one of our discussion guides. Other weeks, groups might have a missional focus where they serve together. Groups with children might take a week to focus on discipling the kids in the missional community. 
 
WANT TO JOIN A MISSIONAL COMMUNITY?
Please email Alison by filling out the form below and we'll get back with you with options available.

Sign up to try out a Missional Community

We'd love to get you connected to a group in your area. Fill out the form below to get started.








DNA GROUPS

DNAs are groups of 3 or 4 men or women pursuing spiritual friendship with the hope of becoming more like Jesus.
Spiritual friendship is a deep friendship centered on Jesus; one where it’s safe to be vulnerable and honest because there is no need to pretend, hide, or impress. If we are going to become like Jesus, we need to see each other’s lives and be willing to submit to others speaking into our lives.
D.N.A. is an acronym that stands for Discover, Nurture, and Act. DNA members help one another to know God, follow Jesus, and listen to the Holy Spirit through:
D - Discover truths about God and self together (Bible)
N - Nurture one another toward true heart transformation (shepherding/care)
A - Act out repentance and belief through obedience and proclamation (accountability)
 
You can be in DNA with anyone, but typically, your DNA Group will be connected to your MC and will typically consist of three or four people of the same gender who commit together to:
  • submit to God’s Word under the leadership of the Holy Spirit 
  • meet regularly to repent, share what they are learning and how they are growing as believers in Jesus 
  • care deeply for another 
  • bring accountability, encouragement, and challenge to one another’s lives 
DNAs are an opportunity to regularly process through your spiritual formation in close proximity with people who know your story, are aware of your struggles, and are committed together to looking at God’s word for ongoing transformation.

Most DNA groups form out of MC groups. So your first step is joining an MC. If you'd like to start with a DNA group, let us know.
 
WANT TO START A NEW DNA GROUP?  Download the Launch Guide to get started.
 
WANT TO STRENGTHEN YOUR CURRENT DNA? To strengthen your group and go deeper, download the Strengthening Guide.