One Another Church

It is not a program to add—it’s a way of life that integrates worship, discipleship, and mission.

Become a “One Another Church.”

A biblically grounded local congregation.

Committed to the authority of Scripture.

Intentionally practicing the First and Second Commandments.

Equipping its members weekly to love their neighbors in practical ways.

Willing to collaborate relationally with other participating churches.

Focused on small groups implementing the Sunday message with a focus and passion.

Join the Thrive Movement

Worship God on Sunday. Love your neighbors all week long.

How It Works

Thrive on Purpose provides thru a membership. This movement invites churches to turn Sunday worship into a way of life—seeing people, sharing love, and serving neighbors together. These tools included:

Saturday Serve Project to mobilize members to serve widows, single moms and those with needs

Weekly challenge through a blog on how to See People. Share Love. Serve Neighbors that helps individuals take intentional steps of faith

Resources: 52 weekly “love your neighbor” challenges sent via email by your staff, Thrice through Change, Thrive Financially, and simple worksheets pastors/lay people can use for spiritual growth that are White-label so you can add a church logo.

Thrive on Purpose helps people move from awareness to action—spiritually, relationally, and practically.

The Outcome

People begin to:

Live with purpose and thrive instead of drifting

Apply God’s Word to real-life situations

Love their neighbors in meaningful, consistent ways

Churches become places where:

Worship fuels mission

Discipleship is lived out beyond the building

Stories of transformation are regularly celebrated

Thrive on Purpose helps churches worship God on Sunday—and live out that worship all week long.

What tools are available through Thrive:

  1. Weekly email giving people ways to live of life style or service powered by Jesus PBJ.
  2. Monthly Saturday Serve training to build relationships with people who have needs.
  3. Small group resource to add a monthly service project.
  4. Family resource to train children to love God and love people.  

How can Thrive be a part in the Church Structure:

Small Groups

  • Monthly Service Project:
    Each small group includes a once-a-month service project as part of their regular rhythm, creating shared purpose and deeper connection.

Church/Benevolence Structure

  • A Thrive Champion supports and equips Thrive Ambassadors, provides vision and coordination at the church or organization level, and helps ensure the mission is lived out consistently.
  • A Thrive Ambassador leads, coordinates people and organizes a small group service project and writes a story of impact.
  • A Thrive Associate supports a Thrive Ambassador, helps lead service efforts, and prepares to launch or lead a future group.

Connection & Discipleship Path

  • New Attenders / New Believers / New Members Class:
    A relational on-ramp where participants:
    • Serve together on a project
    • Build relationships through shared mission
    • Receive follow-up through weekly encouragement
  • Next Steps After the Class:
    • Weekly PBJ Email (Powered by Jesus): Encouraging practical ways to love your neighbor
    • THRIVE Survey: Helps identify passions, strengths, and areas of focus
    • Formation of a small group, potentially centered around a shared focus or calling

Serving Pathways

  • Living Daily: Slow down and really see the people around you. Notice their needs and struggles. Lead with kindness, offer encouragement, and help in small but meaningful ways.
  • Saturday Serve Projects:
    For individuals interested in serving, Saturday Serve projects provide an entry point to build relationships and naturally form groups through hands-on service.
  • Benevolence Opportunities:
    A relational approach to benevolence—using provided resources as a way to build meaningful connections while meeting real needs.

Ongoing Encouragement

  • PBJ – Powered by Jesus Email:
    A weekly email that inspires and equips people to actively love their neighbors and live out their faith in everyday life.

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