It is our belief that the church should therefore prioritize and remember those who have less, and access to less, so that in all things there might be equality. We do this, not because the rich and middle class are less important to God, but because they already have access to resources and are able to advocate their own cause.
We welcome all people but prioritize the poor in our ministry concern, allocation of resources and advocacy. For that reason we believe the church should also stand on the side of the poor, and in so doing stand in solidarity with the heart and work of God. It is our conviction that God is always on the side of those who have no one on their side.
We believe that they are central to his mission in the world. We will remember the poor because we believe that God does. Watch our Crucible talk on Jesus to learn more about this value. All of our values flow from what we understand about his character, concerns, and the practices of his ministry. He is our model, mentor, hero, mediator, savior, judge, king and ruler of all. Both our theology and praxis is relentlessly Christological.
We long to worship Jesus by imitating his life and ministry. Before and in all things we value Jesus as the image of the invisible God.
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