Our Journey of Faith and Love
Building a Community of Compassion
We are people who believe that Jesus came not to build an institution, but to start a movement of love.
We are not part of the religious show business.
We don’t sell blessings, manipulate guilt, or promise riches in exchange for donations.
We are simply here to live the Gospel — to feed, to clothe, to lift up, to heal.
We’re not “in church” on Sundays.
We are the Church — every day.
MindfulGrace Church was born to be a refuge for those seeking a spiritual life grounded in love, freedom, and authenticity.
MindfulGrace Church is fully online — and that’s by design.
No stages. No show. Just Jesus.
We don’t need a building to be a church.
We don’t spend thousands on rent, salaries, or production crews.
Instead, we direct everything we receive toward:
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Feeding those in need
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Supporting people in crisis
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Providing tools for spiritual and emotional growth
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Funding transparent, community-focused charity initiatives
Yes, we do accept donations — because we believe in the power of community generosity. But we will never manipulate, pressure, or convince you to give.
No tithes. No blessings for sale.
Only love in action, and the joy of sharing.
If you want to be part of this movement, you’re welcome — just as you are.
Why did we start this church?
That's enough!
Honestly? Because we were tired.
Tired of the judgement.
Tired of the show.
Tired of seeing people being emotionally manipulated by lights, music, and fear — and calling it “Holy Spirit.”
That's a joke, but it's not funny...
We started MindfulGrace Church because we wanted to build a place that actually looks like Jesus.
Not the Jesus from the religious stage, but the Jesus from the Bible.
The one who never judged a sinner…
But stood up boldly to the religious leaders.
The only people He ever called “snakes,” “hypocrites,” and “whitewashed tombs” were the ones who thought they were the owners of God’s truth!
And let’s be real: that still happens today.
In so many churches, if you don’t follow a certain “gospel behavior,” you’re seen as a backslider.
If you question the pastor, you’re a rebel.
If you don’t play by their church’s rules, they treat you like you’ve walked away from God.
But that’s not Jesus.
Jesus didn’t come to enslave us to a system.
He came to set us free.
And this church was born out of that conviction.
We’re here for people who love Jesus…
But don’t feel safe in the modern religious scene.
People who’ve been hurt, excluded, or just can’t sit through another motivational TED Talk disguised as a sermon.
People who are tired of hearing promises of miracles in exchange for money.
Here, we don’t try to manipulate you into giving tithes by saying, “If you give, God will bless you.”
Of course, we need help — every ministry does — but our needs are simple:
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We don’t have a building to maintain.
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We don’t need a fog machine or a full worship production.
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We just need enough to keep our online ministry running and to serve real people with real needs.
Because when you donate here, your money isn’t going to “spread the gospel” through ads or influencer salaries.
It’s going straight to those who are hungry, hurting, and forgotten.
And yes — when we show up to help someone, we talk about Jesus.
But the help comes first. The love comes first.
Just like Jesus did.
And if you don’t give? That’s okay.
We’ll still pray for you.
We’ll still walk with you.
You’ll never be judged or made to feel like “less” because of money.
We won’t promise you a blessing from heaven.
That’s between you and God.
But we will say thank you.
We will celebrate you here on earth.
Because you made a difference — not just in a ministry, but in someone’s life.
We are a home for the ones who feel pushed out
This church was made for people like you
If you’ve ever felt excluded, judged, or looked down on by religious people — we understand.
This church was made for people like you.
People who love Jesus but can’t find Him in the noise of hypocrisy.
People who have been wounded by churches that cared more about appearance than compassion.
People who still believe in grace — even when the “religious” won’t show any.
We don’t exist to impress the religious.
We exist to welcome the rejected.
MindfulGrace is not a place of perfection.
It’s a place of healing.
A place for second chances.
A place for those who don’t “fit in” to the showy, cold, performative religion that hurt them.
We’re not here to be another voice of guilt.
We’re here to be a voice of hope.
You belong here.
Not because you’ve earned it.
But because Jesus already paid the price for you to come.
Now Don’t Get It Twisted...
“Neither do I condemn you. Go, and sin no more.”
We are a church of love, of grace, of second chances.
But don’t confuse that with being soft on sin.
That’s not what Jesus taught — and that’s not what we believe.
Yes, Jesus sat with sinners.
He welcomed the broken.
He touched the outcasts.
But He never condoned sin.
He said to the woman caught in adultery:
“Neither do I condemn you. Go, and sin no more.” – John 8:11
That’s what we believe.
You won’t be judged here.
We won’t throw stones at you.
We won’t embarrass you, label you, or try to fix you with guilt and shame.
But we will tell you the truth.
Because when you truly meet Jesus, when you open His Word and let it speak to you — it’s not our judgment you’ll feel.
It’s your own heart waking up.
It’s the Holy Spirit convicting you.
It’s love that confronts, not condemns.
We don’t chase after “gospel trends” that twist grace into permission.
We don’t pretend that what God calls sin is just “your truth.”
We don’t teach that everyone is fine just the way they are.
No!
We believe that everyone is welcome — but no one is left unchanged.
That’s what repentance is.
Not a performance.
Not guilt.
But a transformation that begins inside.
“Repent, then, and turn to God, so that your sins may be wiped out, that times of refreshing may come from the Lord.” – Acts 3:19
Here at MindfulGrace, you can come as you are — but through Jesus, you won’t stay as you are.
You’ll grow. You’ll heal. You’ll walk a new path.
That’s what we’re about.
So if you’ve been rejected by religion...
If you’ve been told you’re too broken, too lost, too different...
Come.
Jesus didn’t come to call the righteous, but sinners.
“It is not the healthy who need a doctor, but the sick.” – Luke 5:31
And yes — He will love you.
But He will also transform you.
Because that’s what love does.