Topic: About Us

Accountability is something we all need. A group of two or three people within Faith Alive can become "Running Partners." Running Partners meet weekly outside the Alive Group time to ask these questions of one another and pray for each other. Running Partners sign a covenant where they commit to being confidential and supportive. Accountability Questions: 1) Have you been a positive testimony to the greatness of Jesus Christ with both your words and your other actions this week? 2) Have you been exposed to sexually alluring material or allowed your mind to entertain inappropriate sexual thoughts about another this week? 3) Have you lacked integrity in your dealings or coveted something that does not belong to you this week? 4) Have you been honoring, understanding, and generous in your important relationships this week? 5) Have you damaged others by your words, either to their faces or behind their backs this week? 6) Have you given in to an addictive behavior this week? Explain. 7) Have you continued to remain angry toward another? 8) Have you secretly wished for another’s misfortune? 9) (Personalized Accountability Question) 10) Did you finish your Bible reading and hear from God? What action will you take as a result? 11) Have you been completely honest with me just now? These are from the House Church Manual by Bill Tenny-Brittian, Chalice Press, St. Louis, 2004.

Contact Information Our Senior Developer is Randy Williams.

Our movie outing was super. Fourteen of us enjoyed the movie and then the trip to Monical's for pizza. This all happened Sunday Night, October 15. However, we really didn't get to evaluate the production. It was a lot louder at Monical's than we expected. Some of our rowdier ones, though, did wonder why we were spared all the blood. We will process the experience this next week back at the Carrell's. We will be comparing "One Night with the King" with the biblical narrative of Esther itself. Sheila brought seasonal M&M’s. Check it out One Night with the King

Have you ever been frustrated with the traditional church? Sensed that there were more meetings than ministry going on or that Jesus might not recognize us? Have you ever known anyone with specials needs that was ignored? Watch young adults leave? Or felt like all folks cared about was money?

When you attend an Alive Group usually 7 things happen and one thing doesn't. We won't pressure you to believe or do anything you don't want to.

Here are the Seven to expect:
1. You are received well.
2. You enjoy eating with other people.
3. You share your celebrations and prayer concerns.
4. You are prayed for.
5. You are given information about an action project.
6. You share in an open faith discussion if you want.
7. You experience worship.

Read more about these seven options.