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Our Vision
The Real Live Church is a brand new church in central North Carolina serving Apex, Holly Springs, and Fuquay Varina. We have a vision for a church where people can just be real and not have to worry about putting on a mask to be accepted. We want to see authentic community where people are loving and accepting of others — even those who aren't like them. We value people over programs, relationships over rules, and love over legalism. 
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Where To Find Us
The Real Live Church is a group of committed adults who gather together each week for worship, prayer, and teaching. If you want to join us, we're currently meeting on Sundays at 10:30 am at the Hunt Center, 301 Stinson Avenue in Holly Springs, NC. For more information, just SayHi@RealLiveChurch.com. 
Be Part Of A Real Live Church
We are a group of people seeking real relationships with God, but we don’t really care for all of the man-made junk that gets in the way. Religious traditions and legalism turn off an awful lot of people. In fact, Jesus constantly spoke out about those things too.
We want to build a community of authenticity where people can just be real. There has only been one perfect person: Jesus. The rest of us are messed up, but we don’t need to pretend to be something we aren’t just to get close to God. He loves us just the way we are.
If you want to be a part of a group of real, messed up people who are seeking relationships with a loving God, come join us.
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Are Churches Broken?
Statistically, 85% of membership growth in the typical church is due to Christians leaving other churches and joining a new one. It’s great that Christians are continuing to go to church, but look at the other side: only 15% of church growth is from new believers. The average church targets Christians, not those who aren’t. They market to Christians. They use language that Christians understand but other people don’t really get. And then there is exclusivity and judgment and legalism. The average church is not at all appealing to a middle-aged alcoholic with a messed up life. It isn’t welcoming to a homeless person with a drug problem. It isn’t inviting to the outcasts of society. It certainly isn’t attractive to those who have given up on church. All of those people may be going straight to Hell, and the average church is doing nothing at all about it. That has to change. That’s why we’re here. SayHi@RealLiveChurch.com if you want to be a part of what we’re doing.
