Who Calls the Shots and What Is My Role?
James 4
- In a home in Tacoma, hosted by Will & Amanda
- No Bible needed. We'll have copies, or you can read along on your phone.
- Kids welcome, with their own activity
Whether you've never been to church or walked away years ago, there's a seat for you. Saturdays at 11 AM in Tacoma.
James 4

Someone will meet you at the door. Grab some brunch, meet a few people, and find a seat. Nobody expects you to know anyone.

We start with a meal, because that's important. People bring a dish if they want to, but it's optional. There's always plenty.

We read a short passage and talk through a few simple questions together. Everyone is invited to jump in, and there are no wrong answers. Kids head off to their own activity on the same theme.

Stick around, help clean up, or head home whenever you need to. There's no closing pitch and no sign-up sheet.
You're not the only one here who has been there, and we're sorry it happened. There's no stage, no performance, and nobody keeping score. It's a meal in someone's living room and an honest conversation where questions and doubts are welcome. Come once and see.
Yes. House to House is for people at every point in their spiritual journey. Whether you're exploring faith for the first time, have been hurt by religion, or have been following Jesus for years, you're welcome here. We believe real community happens when people can be honest about where they are.
Just yourself. A brunch dish to share is always appreciated, but it's optional. No Bible needed. We'll have copies, or you can read along on your phone.
Absolutely! Kids are an important part of our community. We have rotating kids leaders who create age-appropriate activities related to the same themes adults are discussing. We also incorporate outdoor time when possible and design everything to be family-friendly.
Yes, a small one that meets in homes instead of a building, and part of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. In the Bible, church isn't a place but a group of people in relationship with one another and with God.
For us Saturday is the Sabbath, a weekly day to rest and slow down. Brunch with friends is a good way to start it.
No. We understand that life is busy and messy. Come when you can. What matters most is showing up as yourself when you're there, not perfect attendance. We want to meet you where you are, not add pressure to your life.
Tell us you're coming and a host will text you this week's address before Saturday.
A host will text you this week's address before Saturday.
We meet in homes, so the address goes out by text. Choose how you'd like to get it.
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