After three years of walking a slow, steady journey of relational discipleship, Thrive MicroChurch Network has learned that transformation doesn’t come from quick fixes—it comes from secure attachment. As people experience safety, belonging, and the steady presence of others, healing begins to take root. This is the story of how discipleship at the pace of love is reshaping lives, families, and communities from the inside out.

Randy and Brenda have been planting the Gospel in their neighborhood for more than ten years. Over that time, they’ve seen three different expressions of spiritual family emerge, grow, and change. They know one thing for sure: relationships are key.

When David and Cheryl moved to a new maintenance-free community, they saw it as a fresh mission field. Through prayer walking, community potlucks, and joining local activities, they built relationships and began planting the Gospel. Now, neighbors from both their old and new communities are worshiping and serving together to share the Good News.

Nine years ago, Rob and Michelle began a slow but intentional journey of prayer, fasting, and relationship-building in their new neighborhood. Today, their faithfulness has led to a growing extended spiritual family, worshiping together and multiplying gatherings to spread the Good News even further.

Rick and Alice’s obedience to God’s call turned a simple prayer walk into Street Church—a weekly gathering bringing food, support, and the Good News to the homeless community in a Kansas City park. Discover how their faithfulness is providing consistency and hope to those in need.