GROUPS
Grow Together.
Walk Together.
Church is more than sitting in the same room once a week. Groups help believers know one another, study the Bible, pray together, bear burdens, and grow in Christ.
WHY GROUPS?
Christianity Is Meant to Be Lived in Fellowship
Believers need more than a crowd. They need meaningful relationships with other Christians.
Groups create a smaller setting where people can learn Scripture, ask questions, pray together, encourage one another, and build relationships that continue beyond the church building.
The purpose is not to create separate circles inside the church, but to strengthen the unity and fellowship of the whole local body.
WHAT HAPPENS IN A GROUP?
Learn. Pray. Encourage. Connect.
Groups are simple by design and centered on spiritual growth and Christian fellowship.
Study the Bible
Open Scripture together and learn how biblical truth applies to everyday life.
Pray Together
Share needs, pray for one another, and learn to depend on God together.
Encourage One Another
Walk through challenges, victories, questions, and changing seasons together.
Build Relationships
Move from simply knowing names to knowing and caring for people.
ONE ANOTHER
“Wherefore comfort yourselves together, and edify one another, even as also ye do.”
1 Thessalonians 5:11 — KJV
FIND YOUR PLACE
Different Groups for Different Seasons
Group structure can vary, but the purpose remains the same: biblical growth and meaningful fellowship.
Adult Bible Study Groups
Smaller settings for studying Scripture, asking questions, and applying truth.
Men's Groups
Opportunities for men to grow in leadership, faithfulness, prayer, family responsibility, and service.
Women's Groups
Opportunities for women to study Scripture, encourage one another, and grow in godly living.
Couples & Family Groups
Fellowship and biblical encouragement for marriage, parenting, and family life.
Senior Adult Groups
Fellowship, encouragement, prayer, and opportunities to invest in younger generations.
Discipleship Groups
Focused groups for foundational growth, accountability, and learning how to follow Christ faithfully.
WHY SMALLER SETTINGS HELP
It Is Easier to Be Known in a Smaller Circle
Large worship gatherings are essential, but smaller settings make some kinds of fellowship easier.
In a group, people have more opportunity to speak, ask questions, share burdens, pray together, and build deeper relationships.
The goal is not exclusivity. The goal is stronger connections that help the whole church grow healthier.
PART OF THE LOCAL CHURCH
Groups Support the Church, Not Replace It
A group should strengthen participation in the gathered local church, not become a substitute for it.
Worship services, preaching, baptism, the Lord's Supper, membership, and the life of the local body remain central.
Groups are one more way to help believers know one another and practice the "one another" commands of Scripture.
Learn About MembershipTHE BIGGER PICTURE
Gather as the Church
Connect in Smaller Groups
Serve and Grow Together
NEW TO GROUPS?
Getting Connected Can Be Simple
Ask
Let us know you are interested and what stage of life or kind of group may fit you.
Visit
Try a group and meet the people. You do not need to know anyone first.
Connect
Keep showing up, build relationships, and grow together over time.
SERVE TOGETHER
Fellowship Should Lead to Ministry
Healthy groups do more than meet. They notice needs and help.
Groups can encourage members who are sick, support families in difficulty, help with outreach, serve church ministries, and pray for missionaries and the lost.
Serving together turns fellowship into practical Christian love.
Find a Place to ServeFIND YOUR GROUP
Do Not Just Attend. Get Connected.
We would be glad to help you find a group where you can study the Bible, build relationships, and grow with other believers.