Growth Track

Cedarcrest
Growth Track

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Your best next step

The best way to get connected at cedarcrest.

Growth Track is where you can discover your purpose and live the life you were created for. With three steps, Growth Track invites you in Step 1 to learn our vision and values and how we fit together as a family. Step 2 we help you discover your design. And Step 3 we introduce you to our serve teams and welcome you to join the team.
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3-Step experience

The first three sundays of every month our team walks you through how you fit in to the Cedarcrest family. 

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Step #1

Get To Know Cedarcrest Church.

Step one is all about getting to know each other! You will watch a powerful video from Pastor Van chronicling the history of Cedarcrest and giving vision of who we are and what we believe.

Step #2

Discover Your Design.

Step two we take you through a spiritual gifts assessment and a personality test to see how God has uniquely wired you for His glory!
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Volunteer playing with preschoolers in a Cedarcrest Kids classroom

Meet The Serve Teams

Hear from our team leads as they introduce you to the different areas you can serve in! In this Step you will be able to see how you can use your giftings to build the local church and have a chance to join a serve team!
Step #3

Serve Team

God calls us to build the local church. Regardless of your skillset or where you are on your journey, there is a place for you at Cedarcrest Church. We can't wait to have you on the team! The first step to serving at Cedarcrest is attending Growth Track! 

"The Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many.” Matthew 20:28