Our Values

For us, faith is not an addition to life—it is its foundation. We want to build our lives around a relationship with God, not around programs or events.

• We seek His presence every day, not just on Sunday.
• We believe that relying on His Word, prayer, and the guidance of the Holy Spirit are key in every decision—both personal and communal.
• We trust that God is actively at work today, and we want to be open to His voice and guidance.

We don't care about the "wow" effect—we care about the truth.

• We want to talk about God in a simple, understandable way, without religious jargon.
• We believe that sincere worship can happen anywhere—even with just one guitar.
• We don't need a stage or lights to experience God—we need His presence.

Faith is a journey, not a starting point.

• We want to help each other grow—spiritually, emotionally, and in life.
• Discipleship is not a course—it's a relationship, a shared journey where we learn from Jesus and from each other.
• We believe that everyone can grow and influence their surroundings—there are no "passive" believers.

We don't build around one person, but around people.

• Community is about relationships, not programs. We want to know each other, support each other, and be there for each other.
• We form a team of leaders who make decisions together—no one "manages the Church from the top."
• Leaders are not celebrities. Their role is to help others grow and serve.

We believe the Church exists to serve others.

• We want to reach people who don't yet know God—through relationships, actions, and our presence in the city.
• We help in practical ways—if needed, we organize support, assistance, prayer, and an open home.
• We serve not only "our own" but also foreigners, immigrants, and those who are lonely or in need.

We don't have ready-made templates. We want to listen to God and adapt to real needs.

• We don't copy one church model. We look for forms that work best in a given place and time.
• We don't start ministries if there are no people for them. We don't act for the sake of acting—we act when we see meaning and fruit.
• We are open to change—if something isn't working, we are able to stop it.

We believe that faith encompasses every area of life.

• We want to live life to the fullest—not for ourselves, but for God.
• We talk about repentance, new life, baptism, and the guidance of the Spirit—not as theory, but as daily reality.
• We look at life from the perspective of eternity—we know where we are heading.