I’ve attended The Neighborhood Church for over 10 years now. It’s the first time I’ve ever put down roots like this, and I love them. They’re family. They check in, and they don’t judge. Some people will still love you even when they don’t like...
Read MoreI’ve attended The Neighborhood Church for over 10 years now. It’s the first time I’ve ever put down roots like this, and I love them. They’re family. They check in, and they don’t judge. Some people will still love you even when they don’t like you—or when you don’t like them! 🤣
My attendance is far from consistent, and I miss altogether during tax season, but they don’t forget me. I need that so badly, especially during tax time. 😭🥴
It’s where I finally understood that I didn’t have to do a doggone thing to get into heaven because God loves me no matter how screwed up I am. And they also—this is big—taught me grace. Not just grace for others, which is a pretty big deal, but they taught me to give grace to myself. And as a Latina woman, let me tell you, that is effing haaaaaard. 😂
Excuse the language, but I’m a tomboy at heart. Pastor Joe Liles just chuckles when I do that. 🥴
This is also the first place where I truly learned to respect people younger than me. It’s a weird chola thing, culturally. I’m not that old either, but still—Pastor Joe Liles and his oh-so-very-patient and way out of his league wife, Jessica—they won us over. We sat them down and interrogated them for a three-hour lunch when we realized we liked the place but still wanted to know what the ingredients were in the Kool-Aid.
If you can’t make it in person, it’s live on Sundays through the YouTube channel. (Joe is a total geek for finding new ways to engage, and he totally understands the assignment!) You can also watch it at your convenience.
I hope you visit us sometime. 🥰
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