Hebrews 10:24-25
Small Groups aren't just part of our community—they are the community. It's where you can grow, connect, and build strong, Christ-centered friendships. Groups of three or more people meet regularly, whether it's Men's, Women's, Couples, Singles, or Workplace groups—there's one perfect for you!
This page will help you find your next step and set you on track. Check it out!
This page will help you find your next step and set you on track. Check it out!
Discover Your Role in Small Groups
As we commit to building a Godly community together, it's important to recognize and embrace the unique roles each of us has. A healthy Small Group is always growing. Whether you're a member, host, or leader, there's a path for your growth.
Member
As a Member, you actively participate in your small group, building relationships and growing in faith. Your involvement, sharing, and support are key to the group's success.
Host
By opening your home as a gathering place, you as a Host provide a warm and inviting space where members can feel at ease. You take care of preparing the meeting area, and arranging seating. Your hospitality helps set the tone for meaningful and engaging interactions within the group.
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Co-Leader
As a Co-Leader, you support the Leader by helping facilitate discussions, offering support, and stepping in when needed. This role prepares you to lead a group in the future.
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Leader
As a Leader, you guide and nurture your small group by facilitating discussions, providing spiritual and practical guidance, and creating a welcoming environment. Your leadership shapes the group's direction and impact.
You don't need to be a teacher or expert; you only need a heart to gather people and lead meaningful discussions.
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You don't need to be a teacher or expert; you only need a heart to gather people and lead meaningful discussions.
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Coach
As a Coach, you provide mentorship and support to multiple small group Leaders. Your role involves offering guidance, sharing best practices, and helping Leaders navigate challenges. You help ensure that Leaders are well-equipped and confident in their roles, contributing to the overall health and growth of the small groups ministry.
As you read through these roles, you may immediately identify the one that resonates with you in this season of your life.
You might be in a period of seeking clarity from God about your role within our community. Wherever you are in this journey, we are here to support and guide you.
You might be in a period of seeking clarity from God about your role within our community. Wherever you are in this journey, we are here to support and guide you.
Find a day & time that works for you!
Leading a Group
01 Make a Plan
The best time to start leading is now. We may never feel completely ready, but God equips and empowers us to step into leadership and bring people together!
Choose Your Focus: Browse our four suggested curriculums and a variety of other options to find the best fit for your group's goals.
Choose Your Focus: Browse our four suggested curriculums and a variety of other options to find the best fit for your group's goals.
02 Build Your Group
Identify a co-leader and invite friends you'd enjoy having in your group.
- Set Your Time & Location
- Choose a Location
- Pick Your Time/Day
03 Pray
Once you've planned and registered your group, pray for the semester ahead!
Pray for your group members daily.
Pray for your group members daily.
Curriculum & Ideas:
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As a Small Group Host, you'll create a welcoming space for your group to meet and coordinate with the group leader on logistics to ensure every meeting is comfortable and enjoyable.
- Fill Out the Form Below to Get Started
- Match with a Small Group Leader