What we value

Yeshua. Family. Fellowship.

Three words hold everything we are. They’re not a slogan, they’re the order we build our life on: Messiah at the center, family gathered close, and a fellowship where your life is meant to intersect with ours.

Worship before the cross at Founded in Truth

Value 01

Yeshua

We are a community formed by the teachings, life, death, and resurrection of a rabbi from Nazareth named Yeshua (Jesus). It is through His spirit by which we find our common bond. Through the paradox of His death on the cross, we find the way to God’s love, the truth of all He is, and the life that only He can provide, one that is eternal. The gospel of Yeshua is the foundation for our community locally and beyond.

Generations worshiping together with shofars at Founded in Truth

Value 02

Family

If there is one thing we celebrate at Founded in Truth, it is family. Whether your household is small or large, local or far away, you are invited to take your place here with us. We thrive together to build up an atmosphere that shows forth God’s love in a very real way, not just to be a fellowship, but also to teach the children in the community what being an image bearer is all about.

Fellowship around the table at Founded in Truth

Value 03

Fellowship

We value each other. In the beginning, God said it was not good for man to be alone. We were meant for fellowship, and we believe when we come together, we celebrate God’s goodness, promises, and grace. We know God has called our lives to intersect, so what better way to fulfill the command of Scripture to love one another?

Where we’re going

Our vision & mission.

Vision

Founded in Truth exists to build a community that bears the image of God and lives the redeemed life Yeshua gives.

Mission

Founded in Truth will empower with the knowledge of the Gospel, offer discipleship in Torah, and demonstrate the humbling walk of Yeshua to the world around us.

See it lived out this Saturday.

Values are easy to write and hard to live. Come see whether these ring true. Breakfast’s at 10, worship at 11.