Family of churches

Immediate Family of Churches

The harbor is relationally linked to community of faith christian fellowship of Brighton, the church from which we were planted, to the river of Waltham, and to antioch community church of Tempe, AZ. Together these churches function under the umbrella of community of faith international, the regional training & missions organization that facilitates our vision to see churches planted in New England, the United States, and in the rest of the world.

Extended Family of Churches

The harbor is also a part of the larger Antioch International Movement of Churches based in Waco, TX. We are a movement of churches connected by relationship and a desire to love God, love one another and love those who do not know Jesus through the power and work of the Holy Spirit. The Antioch Movement, which began more than 20 years ago, is dedicated to seeing the local church reproduce the Kingdom of God through evangelism and discipleship throughout the United States and around the world.

Our sister churches (by date of planting):

The Americas:

Waco, TX (1998): Antioch Community Church (grandparent church)
Forth Worth, TX (1993): Christ Fellowship Church
Dallas, TX (2001) : Antioch Community Church
Belton, TX (2004) : Antioch Community Church
Knoxville, TN (2004) : Antioch Community Church
Wheaton, IL (2004) : Antioch Community Church
Portland, OR (2005) : The Door Community of Faith
Seattle, WA (2005) : Mosaic Community Church
San Diego, CA (2007) : All Peoples Church
Omaha, NE (2008) : Waypoint Church
Norman, OK (2008) : Antioch Community Church
College Station, TX (2009) : Antioch Community Church
Fort Collins, CO (2010): Antioch Community Church
Pasadena, CA (2011): Epicentre Church

International:

Sheffield, England: Antioch Community Church
Uganda: Restoration Gateway

The Antioch International Movement of Churches has over thirty teams working in twenty-two countries in Asia, Africa, and Europe. Several of those teams have handed over leadership of the churches they have planted to local, indigenous pastors. For security reasons, their contact information is not listed here.