Welcome to The Well!

Our name–and our values–come from John Chapter 4, where we see Jesus’ intentional interaction with a woman at a well. He saw her exactly as she was, thirsty and alone, and offered her the gift of living water. Just as she was compelled to share her story, we too are FILLED UP to be POURED OUT. 

Church should be a place where you know you are loved, and it is our prayer that you’ll find a place to belong, build lasting friendships, experience God’s presence, and leave encouraged, knowing you matter to Him–and to us.

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Brian Richardson - June 23

Blessed are the Pure in Heart

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus reveals to us what we truly need to be in relationship with him--to walk with him, to be who he created us to be. The blessing of a pure heart is that we SEE God. We understand grace. And we SEE because we get what God is calling us toward and willingly let go of what blinds us. "Seeing God" is evidence of the change grace makes in our lives--what a pure heart leads to.

Scripture: Psalms 51:10-12, Psalms 24:3-4, Matthew 5:8, Jeremiah 17:9, Exodus 33:20, Isaiah 6:5-7, Revelation 22:3-4, Hebrews 9:14

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October 18 - November 22

Life often happens in times of waiting. In 1 Thessalonians, the Apostle Paul encourages the church to show up for the day-to-day: love the people in front of us, serve hard, and hang on to hope. In the meantime, we are learning how to live with purpose right here, right now.

How can we pray for you?

We believe in the power of a praying community, and our pastoral staff, lay leaders, and dedicated prayer groups would be honored to lift up your needs before God!