Our story
It started beneath the rubble.
Most churches begin with a plan. Ours began with a collapse.
Sheldon Mickelson was a waste management entrepreneur who had built something real — and then watched it start to come down. An FBI investigation. A company on the edge. A family facing the loss of the business, the freedom, and the future they'd worked for.
There is a particular kind of quiet that shows up when everything you built is failing and there is nothing left you can do about it. Sheldon and Annette know that quiet.
And in it, they found something they had not earned and could not repay.
Grace.
Not a formula. Not a religious system with a payment plan. The unreasonable, undeserved, no-conditions-attached favor of a God who does His best work in wreckage.
They wrote the whole thing down. It's called Beneath the Rubble, and it is the honest version — the fear and the failure and the redemption, in order.
What grew out of it
It started small. A Bible study in Wellington, Florida — a handful of people, an open Bible, and a hunger for something more honest than religion.
In 2015 it became a house church. No stage. No production. No building. Just a living room and the gospel of grace — and it reached hundreds of people in this community.
Today we're a diverse family of people passionate about one thing: taking that same grace online, into the greatest mission field the world has ever seen.
We love to gather. But we've never confused gathering with being the church.
We are the church.
Church is more than a place to go. It's who we are as followers of Christ. And it's who you are, the second you say yes — no résumé, no cleanup period, no probation.
Come as you are. He already knows you're coming.