Small Groups

Composed of roughly 6 to 12 people, small groups are led by trained lay leaders from the congregation who receive oversight and support from pastoral staff. Groups meet weekly or bi-monthly with coed, men's and women's options.

In an age of isolation and individualism, small groups invite us to communion with God and with one another. They are places for the care of souls: to be known by others, prayed for by others, and fed by scripture.
Known: To be formed into Christ's image, we must allow others to see and know us in our joy and suffering. God uses ordinary people, through seemingly ordinary acts of love and knowing, to grow us in his grace.
Fed: All small groups encounter Christ through the scriptures, the place where we hear God's voice and wrestle with his word in community for the life of the world.
Prayed For: Here we place each other in care of the loving Father, continuing the conversation that God has started through his Word.

Care groups are peer-led groups with specific emphases: Men's and Women's Sexual Integrity Group, Integrity Partners Group, Care for Aging Parents Group, etc. Group participants and meeting content are kept confidential.