A church for the curious, the hopeful, and the in‑between.
Founder & Lead Pastor
Math didn't grow up in church. In fact, for most of his life, he was a committed atheist. God wasn't on his radar—faith felt like something other people needed, not him. He had his life figured out. Or so he thought.
But life has a way of asking questions we can't answer. In quiet moments—late nights, hard seasons, unexpected conversations—something began to stir. A curiosity. A restlessness. What if there was more?
Math didn't have a dramatic moment of crisis or a single event that changed everything. It was slower than that. The questions grew louder. The skepticism softened. He started reading, listening, wondering. And somewhere along the way, he couldn't shake the feeling that Someone was pursuing him.
It wasn't quick. It wasn't neat. But over time, Math came to know Jesus—not as a religious figure or a set of rules, but as a person. A Saviour. A friend. The one who had been waiting all along.
That encounter changed everything. Not overnight, but deeply. Math's heart, his priorities, his purpose—all rewritten by grace. What started as doubt became devotion. What started as distance became a calling.
For over a decade, Math has been walking with Jesus—learning, stumbling, growing, serving. He's seen God move in ways he never expected, and he's learned that faith isn't about having all the answers. It's about trusting the One who does.
THREE:SIXTEEN was born out of that journey. A church for people like Math—skeptics, seekers, questioners. A place where you don't have to pretend. Where faith is real, community is genuine, and everyone is welcome at the table.
If you're curious, if you're searching, if you're not sure what you believe—you belong here. Math's story isn't special. It's just one example of what God can do with a willing heart. And your story? It's just getting started.
Everything begins and ends with Him. His life shapes our life.
Every story is sacred. Every person is loved by God.
We show up as we are — honest, imperfect, growing.
We live open‑handed with our time, resources, and hearts.
We believe God is restoring all things — including us.
Join us this Sunday and see what God might do.
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