Generous orthodoxy
Rooted in Scripture, the creeds, the sacraments, and the broad mercy of the Christian tradition.
An authentic sacramental community learning to live the Gospel as our Rule and Love as our Law. Prayer, table, formation, mercy, and apostolic service in Clovis, for the blessing of the world.
The Common Rule calls us to a merciful heart: prayer, study, work, table, and service woven into the streets where life actually happens.
What this isWe are rooted in generous orthodoxy, the seven sacraments, new monastic practice, and a community-based way of living the Gospel together.
The first step may be as simple as a table, a cup, a prayer, and enough trust to begin discerning the Rule together.
The Coworkers of Christ exist to make God’s love known through sacramental worship, spiritual formation, works of mercy, and common life that blesses the world.
Rooted in Scripture, the creeds, the sacraments, and the broad mercy of the Christian tradition.
A shared measure for prayer, study, work, reconciliation, simplicity, and love in daily life.
A Clovis expression of community without walls: table, prayer, formation, and mercy.
Prayer becomes action as we serve neighbors, the wounded, the poor, and the overlooked.
Jesus is our example. The Gospel is our Rule. Love is our Law.
Alongside the local cell rhythm of table, formation, and works of mercy, we gather publicly for sacramental worship, prayer, Scripture, preaching, and the Holy Eucharist.
Public Mass and prayer services are offered as scheduled. Reach out for the current time and location.
Rooted in the historic Christian tradition, centered in prayer, Word, and Table.
Visitors, seekers, friends, and neighbors are welcome to attend without pressure.
If you are unsure about anything, come anyway. Ask questions. Receive a blessing. Breathe.
We are forming a local cell of prayer, table, study, and service. You can begin gently: a conversation, a prayer request, a gathering, and time to discern whether this rhythm is yours.
Tell us what you are seeking: prayer, community, sacramental life, service, or a place to discern.
No pitch. We listen, answer questions, and talk about the Common Rule and the local rhythm.
Step into prayer, formation, table life, and works of mercy at a human pace.
The Rule is freely embraced, never forced. We make space for questions, prayer, conversation, and the slow work of trust.
Use the form or send a simple first hello. You can be brief, uncertain, curious, or all three.
No public spotlight. Just a grounded reply, a prayerful next step, and room to breathe.
Coffee, a small gathering, a conversation, or time to think. The Rule is discerned, not imposed.
A living measure for our common life: merciful love, sacramental worship, prayer, study, work, reconciliation, simplicity, and apostolic service.
The Beatitudes, the Great Commandments, and Christ’s law of love shape our life together.
Prayer, contemplation, study, and work become one rhythm of devotion and service.
Local cells become places of formation, mercy, reconciliation, and mission.
Begin as a friend. Ask questions. Pray with us. Learn the Common Rule. Discern whether this local cell is part of your calling.