Our Mission

To cultivate homes that are devoted to God, each other, and others

Honoring and praising the Lord through: prayer, studying His word, singing songs, and utilizing our individual gifts.

Meeting together consistently for fellowship, not just on Sundays but doing life together to worship, for accountability, and community.

Encouraging personal spiritual growth through one-on-one relationships.

Seeking and meeting the needs of those within our church body.

Seeking and meeting the needs of those within the community at large.

Deploying equipped leaders to plant and multiply churches.

Why Person County?

Gap between Spiritual Roots & Spiritual Renewal

Roxboro and the broader Person County area have deep spiritual roots. Many people would say they believe in God. But cultural Christianity does not equal devoted discipleship. The vast majority of residents—around 90%—do not attend church regularly, and few are actively being discipled or equipped to lead others in faith.

Most church plants focus on urban centers, but rural and small-town America has often been overlooked. We believe Person County can become a sending ground—not just a mission field. We’re not just planting a church to reach Person County. We’re planting a church that raises up and sends from Person County in order to reach the world.

24% of children in Person County are considered food insecure, overdose-related deaths in the state have risen by 20%, and over half of students are not meeting grade-level expectations. Roxboro and Person County need more than just another worship service—it needs a spiritual family on mission, living the Gospel in neighborhoods, homes, and serving the community.