In her book, Christianity for the Rest of Us, Diana Butler Bass says the following. If emerging Christianity is, like its ancient ancestor, a faith of travelers, of pilgrims on a way, it should be no surprise that hospitality would, once again, find itself at the heart of Christian life.

There is a great hunger for hospitality. Real, honest hospitality. Coffee shops provide a substitute for the real deal. People meet for brief installments of friendship and intimacy.

LifeSpring Church constantly looks for opportunities to eat together, belong to small groups, pray for each other, and create genuine relationships.  Others are also welcomed into those relationships.