East End Fellowship Information

East End Fellowship is a multi-ethnic, economically diverse Christian church located in the east end of Richmond. We meet for a worship service each Sunday at 4pm at the Robinson Theatre, as well as have weekly House Church that meet on various weeknights throughout the week in the neighborhoods of the east end. We want to see more of God's Kingdom come here in the east end, as it is in heaven. We believe that discipleship (the process of someone becoming like Jesus, through the power of the Holy Spirit) is the key to everything we are about as a church, and so much of our time, energy and resources is poured into discipleship. There is no Plan B for Jesus. We want every man, woman and child to know the Father, to be part of his spiritual family as a disciple of Jesus, and to join in his mission through the Holy Spirit in this city he so loves. Another way of saying this is we want to make disciples of Jesus who then go and do the same in the east end of Richmond and beyond. If you're someone hoping to find out more about Jesus and how hes putting everything in the world back together, or if you're looking for a church family that puts discipleship at the center of everything, we'd love to have you join us. In April of 2016, we began a journey, exploring the 5-year vision we believed God gave our church as we walked through the teaching series The God Who Builds. That summer, following this teaching series, an All-Church vision retreat, a 33 day fast and a month dedicated to prayer and listening to God, we gathered together and committed ourselves to God and his Kingdom coming in our neighborhood, responding in loving, faithful obedience to the God who builds. To find out more about our 5-year vision, including the practical outcomes we are going after, please visit on vision page. We believe in having a plurality of leadership, which is the Biblical understanding of shared leadership through elders, pastors and deacons, along with Missional Community leaders, all sharing in the responsibility of local church ...