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We had our Winter Missional Community Quarterly this past week and talked through understanding the pressure leaders place on themselves. Our MC Quarterlies are meetings designed to give our MC leaders a chance to learn from each other and continually grow, so one of our hopes is to provide a place for leaders to get fresh ideas and insights into what is working and what i...

In the last blog we introduced the winter MC Quarterly Event's topic of the pressures we leaders place on ourselves including the first pressure of grand desires. Click hereto catch up before moving on to the next two pressures discussed.IdentityThis is the one I resonate with. Maybe you are like me and find a way to place our worth and identity in the roles we are in. So ...

Missional communities are the primary way we connect with others and live together on mission. These smaller groups of people provide an opportunity to know others and be known within The Well community. Through these relationships, we mutually challenge and encourage one another to truly believe our Identity in Christ and live a life that shows the world who God truly is....

Recently, the men of The Well completed a 6-week study on Biblical Manhood led by Pastor Matt Patrick. The study focused on who God calls us to be as men in accordance with His design and followed 33: The Series curriculum."Manhood"? Give me a break.That's not an uncommon reaction. So let's get realWhy did The Well believe a study on manhood was necessary? How did the stud...

Missional communities are the primary way we connect with others and live together on mission. These smaller groups of people provide an opportunity to know others and be known within The Well community. Through these relationships, we mutually challenge and encourage one another to truly believe our Identity in Christ and live a life that shows the world who God truly is....

Missional communities are the primary way we connect with others and live together on mission. These smaller groups of people provide an opportunity to know others and be known within The Well community. Through these relationships, we mutually challenge and encourage one another to truly believe our Identity in Christ and live a life that shows the world who God truly is....

During the weekend of October 15, over fifty women gathered at the Crowne Plaza hotel in Denver for The Well's annual Women's Conference. This year's conference was a little different from previous conferences in several ways. One key addition this year was the speakers. The teaching came from Bob and Shari Stewart, a husband-and-wife team who share a practice in Louisvill...

My best friend's newborn baby girl died last year.The amount of love and support she and her husband received so quickly was astounding. Their church body set up an online campaign to pay for her medical expenses and another site where people could sign up to bring them meals.But as the weeks, months, and years passed, they stopped receiving food and gifts, and we stopped ...

We are working to provide a brief spotlight on the blog for volunteers in each of the church ministries to give some insight into the different opportunities to serve at The Well. To find out more about serving on the Well Kids team, please contact our Well Kids Director, Andrew Reimer.Names:Aaron and Brittney FlowerWhere do you serve in TWK?We serve together on Sunday mor...