small groups ministry


We believe to be the church God wants us to be means we should gather, grow, give, and go and to do so...together. Our small groups ministry is an ideal place where you can not only gather with the church but grow as well into the image of Christ.


Small Groups are groups of people who meet weekly for community, Bible study, and prayer. They are a place where you can grow spiritually and connect with others. We offer several opportunities for you to be connect with others through our groups ministry.


Click here to access our small group directory.


SMALL GROUP OPPORTUNITIES

Sunday Morning Groups

Sunday morning Small Groups meet at 9:00am in classrooms on our church campus. These Groups are committed to Bible study, community, and a mission focus or projects once a quarter. If you want to join one of these groups contact a staff member or the church office.

small groups

Small Groups meet at various times such as Sunday nights, Wednesday nights, or other weeknights. If you are interested in joining one of these groups, we can help you! Many of these groups will utilize short-term Bible studies that deal with subjects like apologetics, witnessing, and parenting.

NEW!!

We have a new Young Adult Small Group beginning Sunday, August 4th at 9am! This is for people over 18 and under 30. The Young Adult group will meet in the "Upper Room" on the

3rd floor.

Contact Pastor Ryan if you would like more information!



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WHAT CURRICULUM DO SMALL GROUPS USE? Small Groups work with the church to find a curriculum that will work well for that particular group. Small Groups may be asked to utilize the curriculum provided by the church, such as material from Lifeway or Group. We also highly recommend the Bible studies from RightNowMedia.



HOW CAN I LEAD A GROUP? Because of how Small Group leaders are for the vitality of our church, we set the expectations high. A Small Group leader must be saved, baptized, and a committed Member of our church, agree with the major doctrines of our church (in the Baptist Faith & Message), choose unity about minor or secondary issues, and attend leadership meetings and trainings.