Please read the following Membership Commitment before proceeding. It is important that you understand what you are agreeing to as a member. Knowing this will help us maintain a culture of honor.

MEMBER COMMITMENTS

Membership is an outward, formalized sign of commitment in an individual's heart. As members, we join together for God's glory and our mutual benefit. Membership is a commitment between the Congregation's members, one with another, and between the Congregation's leaders and members.

I have been saved by grace through faith in Jesus Christ and boast in Him, not myself (Eph. 2:4-10).
I have been baptized in water at some point in my life, signifying conversion and new life in God (Matt. 28:19; Col.2:12).

I take responsibility as a disciple of Jesus to continue to enjoy my own close, obedient, loving friendship with the Lord. (John 15:1-17).

My life evidences a genuine experience of regeneration - the new birth. (John 1:12-13, 3:3-8; I Peter 1:18-25) and a commitment to holiness, wholeness, and our church family (Romans 6:4, 8:1-4, 13:13-14; Eph. 4:17-32, 5:1-2,15; I John 1:6-7).

Specifically, I affirm the sacredness of sexuality and marriage. In marriage, I will be completely faithful to my spouse (Heb. 13:4). I believe Scripture teaches that sex is a blessing to be rightly experienced only within heterosexual marriage. Therefore, I will avoid sex outside of marriage, pornography, living as husband and wife when not married, and/or homosexuality (Matt. 15:19, Rom. 13:13, I Cor. 6:9-20). Should I stumble in any of these or any other areas, I will get up again with the help of the Holy Spirit and my church family.

I have read and am in agreement with The Well's Statement of Faith, The Heart of the Well, Vision, and values.

I regularly contribute to the support of the congregation in the form of tithes, offerings, time, and attendance.

I agree to be governed by the Well's leadership and vision as they pertain to church life.

If offended, I would not abandon this commitment but would speak the truth in love (Eph. 4:25) and work through conflict with gentleness, grace, and forgiveness (Eph. 4:1-3).

I will be thankful (Col. 3:15) and live humbly and honorably in all my relationships with both Christians (Eph. 4:1-6) and non-Christians, so as to be a faithful ambassador of Christ's kingdom (I Cor. 5:20).

I will be accountable for keeping these commitments and welcome correction in my life.

If the Lord seems to be transitioning me to a different church, I will not simply leave but consider this transition with my church family. The Well will transfer membership to other congregations when requested to do so.