The Bible teaches that a relationship with Jesus is the only way to eternal life (John 14:6). If you have recently prayed to receive Christ or would like to have a conversation about your next steps to follow Jesus, please reach out to us.

Baptism is a powerful way to publicly declare that you have decided to follow Jesus. For over 2,000 years, the Church has practiced baptism as an outward expression of love, faith, and allegiance to Him. If you’ve never taken this step, baptism is a meaningful next step in your discipleship journey. We host several baptisms throughout the year and would love to celebrate this moment with you.

If you’re curious about who we are and how you can get involved, Discovery is a great place to start. It’s a relaxed, informal time where you can learn more about our church, ask questions, and meet others on the same journey. Whether you’ve been here for a week or a year, you’re invited!

Life was never meant to be lived alone. God created us for connection, and at RADIUS, we provide spaces to do life together. From small groups to marriage enrichment, you can build meaningful relationships, grow in faith, and experience the love of God through real community.
At RADIUS, we do our jobs, which means we use our gifts and talents to serve the body. Being a part of a Serve Team is one way we can love, build, and share with those who walk through our doors for worship. There are many areas to choose from to serve at RADIUS, like Hospitality, Parking, Safety, A/V, Kids, Students, and various other teams.
Covenant Partnership is our term for church membership. We decided early on that we wanted to use a term other than membership for our church family because in today’s culture, the word membership has a strong tie to gym or country club memberships that are equated with receiving goods or services. For our partners, we want the exact opposite to be true. We want our partners to serve others and be generous toward the local church and those in our radius. The phrase Covenant Partner was chosen because it helps us better define how our church family relates to one another. We have covenanted together to be on mission to plant churches that make disciples and live generously.