About Us
We are a church family striving to serve Christ by learning His New Testament of love. Through worshiping, nurturing, and serving the community, we proclaim the message of Christ. We try to demonstrate that message in our lives, being sensitive to the needs of others, with concern for social justice and ecumenism, and supporting Christ's mission in our community.
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With the guidance of the Holy Spirit, we hope to live into Christ's teachings: learning a love that overcomes obstacles such as labels, fear, judgement, boundaries, prejudice, and selfishness.
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Come help us become the community beacon we strive to be: a life-giving, cleansing, encouraging group that promotes love and understanding. A group that recognizes life is both beautiful and messy. A group that believes we are better and stronger together.
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Come. Let's learn together how to love one another as God would have us love.
Our Pastoral Team
Reverend Charlie Conway and Reverend Mother Marta Conway are both retired military, met in Afghanistan and now serve KMCC.
Charlie offers free counseling to church members and regular attendees. He holds a Master of Divinity as well as a Master in Pastoral Psychology and Spiritual Care.
Mother Marta has more than 20 years experience in Counseling and holds a Mater of Divinity as well as a Bachelor of Science in Nursing with a specialty in pediatrics, she also spent 14 years as an Active Duty Army Chaplain.
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There's even MORE to the story:
Our Theology
Jesus taught that we are to love everybody. especially people that aren't like us or don't agree with us (Matthew 5:44). Sadly, much of Christianity teaches more about who to exclude or who doesn't belong, shaming and judging people or teaching more about politics than the universal love of God. Jesus taught that God is infinitely loving, infinitely forgiving and desires a relationship with every person.
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Expect preaching and teaching that emphasizes God's love for us all, no matter who we are, where we come from, or what we've done. The parable of the prodigal son in Luke 15:11-32 beautifully illustrates the character of a God of forgiveness, redemption, and unconditional love.
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We don't clam to have all the answers all the time either. Spiritual growth is a journey filled with questions, and exchange ideas all in an atmosphere of mutual respect.
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Let's learn and grow together! What to know more? Send us a message or question.
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