Mission: Building relationships with God and community through inclusive, welcoming, authentic love.
Get To Know Us

At Spirit Alive! we celebrate that God created us to be unique, that Jesus speaks to us in different ways, and the Spirit challenges each of us in new and exciting ways. Whether you were raised in a Lutheran church, come from a different tradition, or have never been to church but feel some calling you can’t explain, you are welcome at Spirit Alive! There’s no right way to dress or right moves you have to know. We come because we believe that God is transforming us and the world. You are welcome here.

Our congregational core values are:

  • Welcoming everyone's full, authentic self.

  • Including everyone in the full life of Spirit Alive!

  • Meaningful, relevant, "come as you are" worship.

  • Reaching out to our community and world.

  • Intentionally Spirit-led/Spirit-driven.

Worship With Us

The Spirit Alive! congregation worships on Sunday mornings at 10:45 a.m. at Wesley United Methodist Church located at 4600 60th Street in Kenosha. If you cannot join us in person, please join us online via our facebook page at Spirit Alive! Church.

Whether you were raised in a Lutheran church, come from a different tradition, or have never been to church but feel some calling you can’t explain, you are welcome at Spirit Alive!  We come because we believe that God is transforming us and the world. You are welcome here.

Everyone Welcome
ELCA and RIC

Spirit Alive! is a part of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America (ELCA) and a Reconciling in Christ Community. That means we are welcoming to all people, and intentionally creating and naming welcoming and safe space for LGBTQIA+ peoples. If you’ve ever been told by a church God doesn’t love you for who you are, you will find safe space at Spirit Alive!

We create intentional, worshipful ways to share our welcome, inclusion, and celebration of people of all ethnicities and backgrounds, sexual orientations, gender identities, and gender expression during our worship. During these unprecedented times, now more than ever, it is important to create an inclusive worship space for our lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, and asexual/aromantic (LGBTQIA+) siblings in Christ.

ELCA RIC