Being a new church (est. 2016) Refuge seeks to build the culture that Jesus established and desires still today for this modern generation. For those wishing to learn more and those considering joining Refuge, check out this 8-part series on our unique culture and vision.
Show up early and stay late. Our weekly worship gathering is on Saturday night at 5:30pm and last about an hour. These gatherings are a time of singing, teaching, prayer and community. Learn more below.
Our music and teaching is not produced for the masses, its hand crafted for the few. Being smaller gives us permission to explore the possibilities and advantages of size. Scripture is surprisingly positive about small things. After all, God’s kingdom comes like a tiny seed buried in the ground.
We have spent the past few weeks learning about the early church and how it is still applicable today. We’ve learned about relationships with our people and last week Dwayne talked about how we are all a part of the…
“The human body has many parts, but the many parts make up one whole body. So it is with the body of Christ.” 1 Corinthians 12:12 Guest speaker Dwayne Jackson picks up where we left off on our Easter do-over.…
Don’t you wish every time we meet could be an Easter service? We do! It’s our favorite worship gathering of the year. So we’re going to do it again as we conclude our #50daysofeaster. We’ll look at the commencement of…
Why do some churches speak in tongues and others don’t? Why do some churches seem to only focus on the Holy Spirit while others act like He doesn’t exist? Do some people have more of the Spirit than others? We’ll…
This week we look at the Ascension of Jesus as we continue our celebration of Easter. For the disciples their prophet, priest and King leaves them behind. What does this mean for them? What does this mean for us? Acts…
This week we look at Jesus’ final appearance to his disciples before his ascension to Heaven. What does it mean to be a witness? How do we witness? Is being a witness the same as evangelism? Knocking on peoples doors?…
