Coworkers Movement

For Clovis

An authentic sacramental community learning to live the Gospel as our Rule and Love as our Law. Prayer, table, formation, mercy, and apostolic service in Clovis, for the blessing of the world.

Movement status On the way
Current focus Formation + neighborhood
Next gathering Soon
A quiet southwest railroad district with grain elevators and open sky.
// Gospel as Rule // Love as Law // Pray and work // Peace in the city
Scroll slow / stay curious
Two people having an honest conversation in a southwest town coffee shop.
Coffee first. Pressure never.
Community without walls

Sacramental life in ordinary places.

The Common Rule calls us to a merciful heart: prayer, study, work, table, and service woven into the streets where life actually happens.

What this is

A local cell of the Coworkers of Christ

We are rooted in generous orthodoxy, the seven sacraments, new monastic practice, and a community-based way of living the Gospel together.

  • Jesus is our example. The Gospel is our Rule. Love is our Law.
  • Prayer, contemplation, study, and work belong together.
  • Local communities are the foundation of mercy and mission.
Field note

The first step may be as simple as a table, a cup, a prayer, and enough trust to begin discerning the Rule together.

Our charism

A merciful heart for a broken world

The Coworkers of Christ exist to make God’s love known through sacramental worship, spiritual formation, works of mercy, and common life that blesses the world.

A quiet southwest railroad district with grain elevators and open sky.
Faith in the ordinary streets.
A spacious southwest downtown street with historic storefronts and open sky.
Town, not stage.
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Generous orthodoxy

Rooted in Scripture, the creeds, the sacraments, and the broad mercy of the Christian tradition.

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Common Rule

A shared measure for prayer, study, work, reconciliation, simplicity, and love in daily life.

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Local cell

A Clovis expression of community without walls: table, prayer, formation, and mercy.

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Apostolic service

Prayer becomes action as we serve neighbors, the wounded, the poor, and the overlooked.

Prayersolitary and communal
Formationstudy, discernment, growth
Servicelove made visible
A ministry of remembrance and presence

Standing in Love

When someone is approaching death, grieving a loss, or carrying the memory of someone they love, we make room to stand with them.

Prayer, hospice presence, funerals, remembrance, and grief care offered with reverence, steadiness, and a human pace.

// The Lamp at the Threshold

At the threshold, we stand in love.

A small group gathered in the open desert at golden hour.
Small enough to know your name.

Jesus is our example. The Gospel is our Rule. Love is our Law.

Public worship

Public worship is being prepared.

Alongside the local cell rhythm of table, formation, and works of mercy, we are preparing for public sacramental worship, prayer, Scripture, preaching, and the Holy Eucharist when a worship location is available.

We are preparing the practical foundations for regular public Masses and gatherings. A permanent worship location and public Mass schedule have not yet been announced. We are discerning a future rhythm of prayer meetings and prayer calls, with Tuesday and Thursday currently being considered. Details will be shared here when the schedule, location, and dedicated prayer line are ready. Until then, contact us with questions, prayer needs, or interest in joining the community as a friend.

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Sacramental worship

Rooted in the historic Christian tradition, centered in prayer, Word, and Table.

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Public and welcoming

Visitors, seekers, friends, and neighbors are welcome to attend without pressure.

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Human pace

If you are unsure about anything, come anyway. Ask questions. Receive a blessing. Breathe.

How it works

Begin as a friend. Discern the Rule.

We are forming a local cell of prayer, table, study, and service. You can begin gently: a conversation, a prayer request, a gathering, and time to discern whether this rhythm is yours.

A spacious southwest downtown street with historic storefronts.
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Reach out

Tell us what you are seeking: prayer, community, sacramental life, service, or a place to discern.

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Share a conversation

No pitch. We listen, answer questions, and talk about the Common Rule and the local rhythm.

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Enter the rhythm

Step into prayer, formation, table life, and works of mercy at a human pace.

What happens next

Discernment without pressure.

The Rule is freely embraced, never forced. We make space for questions, prayer, conversation, and the slow work of trust.

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You reach out

Use the form or send a simple first hello. You can be brief, uncertain, curious, or all three.

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We answer with care

No public spotlight. Just a grounded reply, a prayerful next step, and room to breathe.

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You move at human speed

Coffee, a small gathering, a conversation, or time to think. The Rule is discerned, not imposed.

A modest southwest backyard gathering at dusk with warm lights and conversation.
Ordinary tables. Sacred conversations.
Rule of life

The Common Rule

A living measure for our common life: merciful love, sacramental worship, prayer, study, work, reconciliation, simplicity, and apostolic service.

Love one another

The Beatitudes, the Great Commandments, and Christ’s law of love shape our life together.

Devote ourselves

Prayer, contemplation, study, and work become one rhythm of devotion and service.

Serve the world

Local cells become places of formation, mercy, reconciliation, and mission.

Start here

Become a coworker in Christ’s service

Begin as a friend. Ask questions. Pray with us. Learn the Common Rule. Discern whether this local cell is part of your calling.