Our vision, mission & values

Gospel reorientation for the suburbs.

We believe the good news of Jesus can reorient how we understand ourselves, love one another, and live in the neighborhoods God has given us.

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Our vision

A different story of the good life.

Our neighborhoods are full of people made in God’s image, with real gifts, hopes, and pressures. It’s easy to build a life around achievement, independence, and keeping up appearances. The gospel offers a deeper center: identity received in Christ, honest relationships, and purpose in the places we live.

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Our mission

Rest. Restoration. Flourishing.

Waypoint Church exists to help people find rest in God’s love, restore wholeness to our lives through Christ, and work toward the flourishing of our neighborhoods, our city, and the nations.

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01 / REST

Receive God’s love.

Our worth is received through Christ, so we can stop trying to earn acceptance and rest in the Father’s love.


02 / RESTORATION

Grow toward wholeness.

God’s grace frees us to name what is broken, grow in faith, and be renewed together by the Holy Spirit.


03 / FLOURISHING

Love the places we’re sent.

Renewed people seek the good of neighbors, the city, and the nations through ordinary lives of love and service.

The life we are learning to live

our Values.

These six values describe the kind of people we hope God’s grace will make us. They give shape to our worship, community, and life beyond Sunday.

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Rest in Christ

Rest in our identity as God’s beloved children, united in Christ.

Eliminate Hurry

Seek to slow down to make space in our lives to love God and others.

Open and Honest

Be open and honest about our brokenness, dependent on God for change.

Engage with Love

Engage our neighbors with gentleness and humility of heart.

Cultivate Community

Cultivate communities where we encourage one another to become more like Christ.

Bring Renewal

Embrace our calling to bring renewal to the places where God has us.


A Deeper Look

Keep reading.

If you want to understand the thinking behind Waypoint’s language, these articles tell more of the story.


Gospel reorientation for the suburbs

An Introduction to Our Values

renewed for mission: A “so that” Church