On the Move

From our modest beginnings as a gathering of families meeting at the Friends’ School over 50 years ago to a large, diverse church making a gospel impact in our community today, we have witnessed God’s hand faithfully carry us over five decades of fruitful gospel ministry in the Brandywine Valley. In order to accelerate our gospel impact into the next decade and beyond, we must be a church ON THE MOVE.

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Initiatives

Our three initiatives are:

  • Building Our Faith. We are building resilient disciples of Jesus in an increasingly post-Christian culture.
  • Reaching Our Community. We are mobilizing our church to demonstrate and declare the gospel of Jesus Christ.
  • Shaping Our Future. We are redesigning key areas of our church building to align with our ministry needs and introduce the generations to Jesus.

Primary Goal: 100% church participation

Secondary Goal: Raise $6.8 Million for renovations


Letter from Pastor Nate

From our modest beginnings as a gathering of families meeting at the Friends School in 1970 to our growing church today, a singular vision has been at our core: “To introduce people to Jesus Christ and help them follow Him.” We believe the Holy Spirit is ON THE MOVE in our church family, calling us to take courageous steps in pursuing our vision. Like the faithful servants in Matthew 25 who took risks to invest the master’s money, our Master is calling us to invest in reaching our community with the life-transforming Gospel message of Jesus and transforming 30,000 square feet of our building into vital ministry spaces for generations to come.


Our ON THE MOVE Campaign includes three initiatives that call us to catch the vision and courageously make a spiritual, missional, and financial investment.


  1. Building Our Faith
  2. Reaching Our Community
  3. Shaping Our Future


May we invest our lives for our Master’s kingdom so that we hear those same words: “Well done, good and faithful servant. You have been faithful over a little; I will set you over much. Enter into the joy of your master.” -Jesus, Matthew 25:21


Pastor Nate Keeler