Community
“This is our hope, that God is doing the impossible: changing death to life inside each of us, and that perhaps, through our community, each one of us can be agents in the world of this transformation of brokenness into wholeness, and of death to life.”
Vision
We were never meant to do this alone.
The learning, growing, trying, falling down, getting back up, rejoicing, grieving, letting go, embracing… this process of becoming who we were made to be–“little Christs”– was never intended to be an individual journey. When Jesus called the twelve disciples to follow him, it was an invitation to follow and know him together, giving us a beautiful picture of what it means to grow within a community. The Scriptures remind us repeatedly that we are all irreplaceable parts of one body, that we belong to each other and are meant to care for each other.
The Coracle Community – wherever it gathers – is a space for us to regularly and intentionally be in each other’s presence and in the presence of God. In multiple settings and avenues, we encourage each other’s holistic spiritual growth, paying attention to and cultivating what God is doing in us and what God seeks to do through us for the sake of the world. Whether you’ve been part of the Coracle family for a long time or you’re just discovering us, we would love to have you join us!
Northern Virginia and DC
Coracle Community happens regularly on Wednesday evenings in addition to multiple opportunities throughout the year.
Our regular offerings include:
- Coracle Community gathering – a space to deepen relationships as we share how God is at work in and through our lives: 2nd Wednesday of the month
- Please Read Bill’s Invitation to the Coracle Community HERE, and email nova@inthecoracle.org with any questions about the Coracle Community
Additional opportunities for spiritual formation include:
- Retreats offered in Northern Virginia
- Monthly Online Seminars on topics aimed at deepening your prayer life, equipping you for your journey with God, and contemporary issues.
- Every-so-often outings in the area with opportunities for discussion: movies, plays, concerts, and more
Members of the Coracle Community are also members of churches across Northern Virginia. Through the gatherings noted above and additional opportunities, we seek to connect local churches to one another, building and strengthening relationships that will enable greater impact for God’s kingdom in our neighborhoods.
For details on all that’s happening in the NoVA Coracle Community, subscribe to our mailing list and select to receive info about Northern Virginia/DC. We take your inbox seriously and promise not to clutter it!
Check out upcoming events on our calendar. For more information about any and all things related to the NoVA Coracle Community, contact the NoVA Coracle team.
Baltimore
Additional opportunities for spiritual formation include:
- Coracle Fellowship in Baltimore offers a deeper journey for anyone longing for More of God in their lives, consisting of 12 retreats at a local church over 20 months.
- Retreats offered in and around Baltimore
- Monthly Online Seminars on topics aimed at deepening your prayer life, equipping you for your journey with God, and contemporary issues.
Members of the Coracle Community are also members of churches across the city. Through the gatherings noted above and additional opportunities, we seek to connect local churches to one another, building and strengthening relationships that will enable greater impact for God’s kingdom in our neighborhoods.
For details on all that’s happening in the Baltimore Coracle Community, subscribe to our mailing list and select that you’d like to receive updates about our offerings in Baltimore.
Check out upcoming events on our calendar. For more information about any and all things related to the Baltimore Coracle Community, contact Scott Buresh.
Shenandoah Valley
Coracle is actively exploring ways to join with God’s movement in the Shenandoah through the cultivation of both Spiritual Formation and Kingdom Action in the Valley. We are doing this by exploring church partnerships and actively praying and discerning where it is that the gifts of God’s people in the valley might meet the needs of its community members.
For details, subscribe to our mailing list, and select that you’d like to receive updates about our offerings in the Shenandoah Valley. For more information or if you have suggestions, please email Ken Wettig.