In 2015, a small group of us left our traditional Western churches to form a missional community in a living room. We longed for something more than Sunday morning worship and middle-class Christianity. We knew there had to be more to what we called “church” and that desire led us to who we are as the CO-OP. We have morphed and changed throughout the years from meeting in living rooms to coffee shops; from no Sunday morning gathering, once a month gatherings, and, now, to weekly gatherings. We are ever evolving in our praxis of being the church but, ultimately, we long to see people discover the fullness of their identity in Christ and to hear God’s unique calling for their life. The dream is to be a neo-monastic kingdom distribution center – having groups of people living in an intentional way with one another, sharing meals, times of worship and prayer while releasing the Kingdom where they live, work, and play.