Metro Church
| Metro Church | |
|---|---|
| Denomination | Non-denominational |
| Website | www |
| Clergy | |
| Senior pastor(s) | David Stine |
| Pastor(s) | Jeremy Burroughs (Alexandria Campus Pastor) Andy Lloyd (Fairfax Campus Pastor) David Goochee (Woodbridge Campus Pastor) DaShawn Washington (Fairfax Associate Campus Pastor) |
Metro Church is a non-denominational Christian church with three locations in the Washington, DC metropolitan area. Metro Church is home to five English language services and one Spanish language services each week.
Metro Church is a member of the ARC (Association of Related Churches).[1]
Location[edit]
Metro Church's central offices and main campus is located in Alexandria, VA and broadcasts to campuses in Fairfax and Woodbridge, VA. Saturday and Sunday services are broadcast online, reaching out to the global Internet community.
History[edit]
Founding[edit]
Metro Church was founded by Dr. David Stine and his wife Taryn Stine on September 9, 2007.
Pastor David Stine[edit]
As Lead Pastor of Metro Church, Dr. David Stine is known for his practical biblical teaching, his visionary leadership, and his passion to help people coming to know Christ, getting planted in God’s house, and becoming transformational leaders who work together to build a God-first culture throughout major metropolitan areas.
Shortly after coming to Christ in college, David knew there was a call on his life to full-time ministry and sensed God leading him to seminary at Regent University, where he earned his Masters Degree (M.A.) in Practical Theology and his Doctoral Degree (D.Min) in Leadership. Before David and Taryn moved to DC, he was in full-time ministry for twelve years, including a role as the Senior Associate Pastor at Celebration Church (a non-denominational church with 10,000 in weekly attendance) in Jacksonville, Florida.
Vision and Mission[edit]
Vision[edit]
The vision of Metro Church is to build a God First culture throughout major metropolitan areas all over the world.[2]
Mission[edit]
Build God First, Diverse churches in major metropolitan areas that multiply through the expansion of multi-site locations, in order to disciple people into wholeness in their spirit, soul and body.
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References[edit]
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