We are committed to making The House a place where college students and young adults can be themselves, fully. We believe that the diversity of humanity--of race, nationality, s*xual orientation, s*x, gender identity, ability, and age-- are all illustrative of the image of God (imago Dei) each one of us is made in.💒🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️. We acknowledge that religious affiliation and Christian identity and belief are complicated in 21st century America amidst increasing political and social polarization. We hold space believers, skeptics, and unbelievers alike and are a non-judgmental space for the exploration of faith. We believe that the Church at its best is a place where people of all ages can be together in their similarities and in their differences. We believe in a Church where young adult can bring their cares, uncertainties, anxieties, hopes, and generational distinctions and be fully met where they are. We believe in a Church that helps the people of God cultivate a common vision of a radical and just society society and to empower them to enact that vision together. We wonder what it would be life if church was a place to make friends, to be cared for and to offer care. We wonder what it would be like if church was shaped like a living room, or a kitchen table, or a front yard, and if the Christian life was shaped like the prosaic acts of living day-to-day in humble relationship with one another.