Imagining a new Future

As of Sunday, June 20, 2021, we are not meeting for Sunday morning worship. 

 

Forgoing our typical Sunday morning worship is an intentional disruption to our patterns in order to dismantle our current system and reconstruct something that better lives out our call to be a community that actively works towards full freedom and liberation for all who are a part of our community. 


Transformation City Church still exists. We are reimagining what it means to live out the way of Jesus. We are still living into community in various ways - in the park, over meals, and in small groups. The best way to stay informed about what's happening at TCC and how to get involved is to subscribe to our email newsletter. 

 

We expect there to be a day in the future where we will start our corporate worship again.  For now, we would love to connect with you and learn about your journey and share ours with you.  To schedule an appointment please email the office, or give us a call at 414-939-3805.


OUR MISSION IS TO LIVE OUT THE WAY OF JESUS WITHIN A MULTI-ETHNIC COMMUNITY OF BELIEVERS WHO SEEK TO BRING HOPE, HEALING, RESTORATION, AND SALVATION TO ALL PEOPLE. 

TCC began in the fall of 2007 with a question and a dream: "What can the church be?" This question began our journey and continued to form us into who we are today. We believe that the church is the carrier of the greatest message ever given to humanity--that God is pursuing us all, that God loves us all, and that God is making everything new. 


Our dream is simple: to be a community of people who reflect the God of love and justice that we serve and to be a church that reflects the life-changing, radical message of Jesus. We strive as a community to be people who are seeking racial and economic reparations and reconciliation; alleviating suffering whenever possible, and engaging in situations with people who are deeply suffering both relationally and systematically. 


Christ spent the majority of his time on this earth among the poor, the sick, and those society had pushed to the margins, and so we intentionally seek to center our lives in the places and among the people Jesus would be found today. Because of this we hold our possessions and position loosely, discerning where the Spirit is inviting us to join in the work God is doing in Milwaukee.