SPIRITUAL SAFETY
An environment where each person is encouraged to grow in his/her relationship with God and be filled with His Holy Spirit; where there is freedom to find our true identity in Christ and flourish in it – all without being judged or “fixed” by others. An environment where a person is not viewed through the lens of skin color, political party, or social status, but instead seen as one for whom Jesus died.
EMOTIONAL SAFETY
An environment where each person is reasonably able to stay protected from harm inflicted by others at the church. However, we know that “hurt people hurt people”. So when hurt does occur, each person can confront it, heal from it, rise above it and return to a pursuit of wholeness in a safe godly environment.
RELATIONAL SAFETY
An environment where all God’s people pursue their God-given destiny in unity – with the Fruits of the Spirit on full display; an environment where people are not seen as a business contact, a sexual conquest, or any other “means to an end”.