About

The Reconciliation of All Things

"For God was pleased to have all his fullness dwell in him, and through him to reconcile to himself all things, whether things on earth or things in heaven, by making peace through his blood, shed on the cross. Colossians 1:19-20"

Vision

We are a people formed by the story of a God who is on a mission to make all things new, including us!  As those who are in Christ, we are not only the recipients of this mission but also called to be participants in it.  We inhabit this world as visitors from the future, seeking to live as a sneak peek of God’s coming kingdom on earth—a kingdom marked by peace, love, justice, and hope—as we join God in the reconciliation of all things.

Mission

To partner with the Father, Son and Holy Spirit in the formation of disciples who are being restored to God, themselves and one another, and joining God on his mission in our city, around the world, and with the rest of creation.

To hear more about Antioch’s mission and vision, check out this video from Pastor Pete Kelley.

Practices

As we seek to follow Jesus and join his mission of reconciliation, we are devoted to a set of biblical practices that turn our lives both toward the grace of God and toward the world he loves.

<span class="h4"><br><span style="letter-spacing: 0.1rem;">COMMUNION</span></span>


COMMUNION

As those called to reconciliation with God, we are moved from distraction to presence through the practice of abiding in Christ.

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Formation

As those called to reconciliation with ourselves, we are moved from ignorance to awareness through the practice of becoming who we are.


<br><span style="letter-spacing: 0.1rem;"><span class="h4">Community</span></span>


Community

As those called to reconciliation with one another, we are moved from convenience to commitment through the practice of sharing life as a family.


Hospitality

As those called to reconciliation with our city, we are moved from fear to generosity through the practice of being a neighbor.


Justice

As those called to reconciliation in the world, we are moved from apathy to compassion through the practice of remembering the poor.


Sabbath

As those called to reconciliation with the rest of creation, we are moved from worry to rest through the practice of celebrating the good.

about our logo

The Antioch logo is the symbol of our vision: The Reconciliation of All Things.

Cross

Cross

Jesus is at the center of everything we are, love, and do.

Circle

A symbol of wholeness and completion, the circle represents the expansive nature of God’s love for the whole world.

Arrows

The cross is formed by two center-pointing arrows focusing us on Christ and inviting us, as those who are in him, to join him on his mission.

Contact

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CALL US

(541) 318-1454

E-MAIL US

info@antiochchurch.org

OUR LOCATION

566 NE Clay Avenue, Bend, OR 97701