The series, “We Are” is an important look at who we are, where we’re going, and how we’re going to get there. In this message, we go to Matthew 5:14-16 and see that we are called to be the light of the world.

Message by: Jason Salamun

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“Are we human? Or Are we dancer?”

In their song, “Human”, the rock band, The Killers, sing this in reference to Hunter S. Thompson’s prose on humanity,”We’re raising a generation of dancers.”  People, who like robots, are programmed to just fall in line and ask no questions.

Thankfully, we’re not robots, we’re flesh and blood beings with emotions, minds, and wills. It’s how we were created.

In this message, we’re exploring Genesis 1:26-27 to discover what it means to be human, to be created in the image of God, and how to live in light of it.

Message by: Jason Salamun

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Not sure who said it, but that question cuts right to the heart of the matter.

Think about it.

Pray about it.

Do something about it.

Your life matters.

Have you ever felt like you are floating through life and have this nagging suspicion that you were meant for more? Have you ever noticed that all around us are shattered hearts, broken lives, and complacent stories? Clearly, this world is not as it should be. Perhaps your life is not as it should be. Have you ever felt like there was more you could do? More you could become?

Me too.

My name is Jason Salamun, pastor of Project Church, and I’d like to thank you for visiting the website.

By now you’ve probably noticed that we’re not your typical church. Don’t get me wrong, we’re very much a Christian church. We love God, believe the scriptures, and hold to salvation by grace through faith in Jesus. However, Project Church is a new church who exist for the good of our city and our world. We’re an authentic community for people who are exploring Jesus and people who genuinely want to follow him. We’re a real church for real people.

People who want to discover the lives they were meant to live.
People who have honest questions about God, faith, and life in general.
People who are dealing with the messiness of life and need hope and direction.
People who are fed up with plastic religion.
People who may be stuck in a rut and tired of going through the motions.
People who want to be a part of something bigger than themselves.

We’re far from perfect, but we’re committed to loving God, loving people, and living free and helping others do the same. We’d love to have you to be a part of this story.

Elks Theatre Main Stage

We gather on Sunday mornings at 10am at the historic Elks Theatre in downtown Rapid City. Yes, church in a movie theater. It’s quite a unique experience and there’s plenty of parking downtown on Sunday mornings. The gathering lasts an hour or so, the dress is casual, the coffee is good, and we have a nursery for the little ones. (Read more about what to expect)

Wherever you’re at on your spiritual journey, you’re invited to join us. We’re more concerned about where you’re going than where you’ve been.

Check out the rest of the website to discover more about Project Church. You can also find us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter. However, nothing is quite like connecting in person.

We hope to see you soon!

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Grace and Peace,

Jason Salamun
Project Church

WE ARE : Who we are & Where we are going

In this foundational series, we’re looking at the essentials of our community. Our mission, vision, values, and more.  God is calling us to be a church that’s for the city, for the world, because of him.

If you’re in the Black Hills area, join us at the historic Elks Theatre in downtown Rapid City on Sundays at 10am.  If you’re outside the area, subscribe to our podcast on iTunes.

Message by: Jason Salamun

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“May God bless you with discomfort at easy answers, half truths, and superficial relationships, so that you may live deep within your heart.

May God bless you with anger at injustice, oppression, and exploitation of people, so that you may work for justice, freedom and peace.

May God bless you with tears to shed for those who suffer from pain, rejection, starvation, and war, so that you may reach out your hand to comfort them and to turn their pain in to joy.

And may God bless you with enough foolishness to believe that you can make a difference in this world, so that you can do what others claim cannot be done.”