Something inside you says,
There has to be another way.
You're not wrong. We started a microchurch because we felt it too — and we want to help you start one as well. Pull up a chair.
The stage was never meant to be the focus.
Maybe you've sat in a crowd of hundreds and felt completely alone. Maybe you love Jesus but can't find a community that makes space for your questions. Maybe you've been told that church requires a building, a budget, and a platform — and something about that never sat right with you.
We're Javier & Danielle Mendoza, co-pastors of Hills Global Church in Tampa, FL.
We planted a microchurch because we have seen that transformation happens through dialogue not monologue.
Now, we're inviting others to start tables of their own.
We believe people make up the church — not buildings, budgets, or a platform.
Hills Global is starting Jesus centered, micro church gatherings in Tampa Bay and surrounding communities near Wesley Chapel, New Tampa, Lakeland, & St. Pete
Small on purpose. Rooted in Mission
A microchurch isn't a small church trying to become a big one. It's a fully-formed expression of the body of Christ — gathered around a table, set in a neighborhood, multiplying through relationship.
Across the globe, the most rapidly growing movements are small, decentralized, and led by everyday people — no boundaries, no buildings, no budgets.
Just a gathering of new and old friends, breaking bread together, and caring for one another.
What is a Micro Church?
Gathered around a table
Meals, communion, & real conversation — not a service to attend but a community to belong to.
Built to multiply
An intentionally set table makes room for more. Every microchurch carries the seeds of the next one.
Deeply Rooted
Your living room, a coffee shop, a backyard. The church should exist where people actually live.
Led by You
No platform required. Everyday believers carrying on the mission of welcome is the New Testament model.