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GENESIS is pleased to support church planting both near and far.  Throughout the year we are privileged to hear from the lead pastors of the churches that GENESIS is partnered with.

To learn more about the churches that GENESIS is partnered with, please visit our church planting page.

Have we FORGOTTEN GOD?  If we neglect or ignore the Holy Spirit, we have FORGOTTEN GOD.  God is Triune - Father, Son, and Spirit.  God's desire is that we'd encounter and experience Him in powerful and personal ways.

Jesus is a paradigm shift.  His life, death, and resurrection call for a shift in all aspects of who we are and how we live.  Join the GENESIS Community this Easter season as we explore together the shift Jesus brings to us... a shift resulting in NEW LIFE.

GENESIS will spend the better part of 2019 and into 2020 exploring themes of hope, power, community and freedom found in the Book of Exodus.

Celebrating NEW life in Christ through Baptism.

What might God do in response to the prayers of His people?  How might God move when His people call out to Him in prayer?

Join the GENESIS community as we set-aside the first twenty-one days in January to pray some circles together.  It will be a powerful twenty-one days filled with fresh stories of God moving in response to the prayers of His people.

This Christmas, GENESIS will explore afresh how our longing finds its greatest fulfilment in the Christmas story.

Seven churches received a letter from Jesus in 90 A.D. These letters brought both comfort and challenge. They reminded and instructed each church on what mattered most to Jesus. Every letter was personal and included an invitation to align their heart with His heart.

What does Jesus have to say to GENESIS?  We will journey through Jesus’ letters found in Revelation to discover afresh His Heart for His church.

What is GENESIS seeking to do... what are we hoping to accomplish as a church community?  What might the world around us look like if GENESIS accomplished all God was calling to be part of?

Knowing God rightly is the most important thing we can know.  It shapes how we relate to God, ourselves and the world around us.

Are we allowed to ‘pick’ and ‘choose’ what we want to believe about God?  Is it ok to approach the Christian life like an A La Carte menu?

A study of the Gospel of John.