As an expression of our embodied faith, we engage in the discipline of giving and serving in alignment with the four seasons. Each season at EKKO is shaped by the truth of who God is, what He has done and how we as the local church can respond.
It is our sincere hope that in our response, giving, and partnerships, we point others toward the way of Jesus, proclaim the renewal of all things to a broken world, and actively embody His goodness.
SPRING reform
HE IS...OUR SALVATION
In the season of Spring, we remember the people of Israel who escaped from Egypt and into a new identity as a freed people who celebrated the Passover Feast.
THE CHURCH PROCLAIMS
that we, too, have been set free from our enslavement to sin and death by our Lord Jesus.
EKKO RESPONDS
in the season of Spring by ministering to those currently imprisoned and oppressed.
"I am the resurrection and the life. The one who believes in me will live, even though they die; and whoever lives by believing in me will never die."
JOHN 11:25-26
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SUMMER revival
HE IS...OUR SONG
In the season of Summer, we remember God’s desire to give the people of God his Spirit at Mount Sinai during Shavuot (Pentecost) in order to fully consummate with his people and become one with them.
THE CHURCH PROFESSES
that Jesus’ sacrifice and ascension made a way for the Spirit to imprint his laws and heart onto the first church and unify fully with God.
EKKO RESPONDS
in the season of Summer by seeking the Spirit’s fresh infilling and reminding ourselves of our need for union with God and one another.
"I am the vine; you are the branches. If you remain in me and I in you, you will bear much fruit."
JOHN 15:5-7
PARTNERS
2020 | EQUAL JUSTICE INITIATIVE
2021 | SHALOM DISABILITY MINISTRIES
2022 | SHALOM DISABILITY MINISTRIES & THE ROW
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FALL rest
HE IS...OUR SHEPHERD
In the season of Fall, we remember Sukkot (the Feast of Tabernacles) when the people of God dwelt in temporary tabernacles (tents) in the wilderness with God’s presence as their shelter.
THE CHURCH TESTIFIES
that through Jesus’ sacrifice, we who were once orphans and nomads are now welcomed freely as adopted sons and daughters into the House of God.
EKKO RESPONDS
in the season of Fall by providing shelter for our unhoused neighbors and rest for those who are overwhelmed and unable to partake in the discipline of Sabbath.
"I am the good shepherd; I know my sheep and my sheep know me—just as the Father knows me and I know the Father — and I lay down my life for the sheep."
JOHN 10:14-16
WINTER relief
HE IS...OUR SUSTENANCE
In the season of Winter, we remember the journey of the people of God through the wilderness, with their needs met by God-provided water and manna from heaven.
THE CHURCH CELEBRATES
Jesus’ arrival on earth as God’s provision of our own living water and our bread from heaven that satisfies our every need.
EKKO RESPONDS
in the season of Winter by providing life-giving resources for people who too find themselves crying out for God’s care in the midst of "wilderness" and troubling circumstances.
"I am the bread of life. Whoever comes to me will never go hungry, and whoever believes in me will never be thirsty."
JOHN 6:35
GIVING
At EKKO Church, we are committed to giving a portion of our tithes and offerings every month to an organization that God leads us to partner with. If you’d like to donate to a specific cause, please visit our Offering page and select “Special” and write in the comments which organization you’d like to donate to. Alternatively, you can visit the organization’s own website and give directly there as well.
If you’re interested in knowing more about why we give seasonally, try these resources that Pastor Bryan mentioned in his sermon “Altar of Worship” in our Ezra Series:
