Small Groups

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What is a Small Group?

What is a Small Group?

Small Groups are groups of eight to twelve adults who meet mainly in homes or some in coffee shops or online.
Groups commit to share life and faith together. A great group includes time for both relational connection and studies that challenge members to grow spiritually. A typical group meeting will consist of social time, study, and prayer.

Why should I be in a Small Group

5 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD BE IN A SMALL GROUP:

1. Understand the Bible better through group discussions as you apply the Bible to your life  situations.

2. Develop close relationships with others who will walk beside you as you take your next step as a Christ follower.

3. Find answers to the needs in your life through group prayer.

4. Get support in times of crisis or major changes from people who really care for you.

5. Discover and use your gifts and talents as you serve others.

When do Small Groups meet?

When do Small Groups meet?

Groups typically meet 3 - 4 times per month, for 1.5 to 2 hours.

Is childcare provided during Small Group meetings?

Childcare varies from group to group.

If needed, Grace Fellowship provides a childcare Subsidy (at a predetermined rate) for childcare expenses incurred to attend regular group meetings.

Childcare Subsidy Form

Browse Our Open Small Groups

Click HERE to browse all of our open groups. If you can't find what you are looking for, please fill out this form

 

Questions about groups? Email us.

 

 

 

Interested in being a Small Group Leader?

Small Group Leader Interest Form

Group leaders create a place for people to talk about life and grow their faith.

You don’t have to be perfect to lead a group. And you don’t need to be a Bible scholar to be used by God to lead others. Group leaders create a place where people can be real and grow. They get front-row seats to the faith journeys of others and find that their faith grows along the way.

Every leader has director on staff to guide them and provide a plan for their group. You won’t have to figure out by yourself how to lead or what to study.

New Leader Onboarding - You’ll be equipped to lead great group meetings and launch your group well.

Curriculum Plans - We'll provide you with a plan for what your group will study for the semester.

Development Opportunities - You’ll be provided with ongoing trainings to help you continue to grow as a leader.

 

Sermon Resource Guides

Click here to see additional Small Group study notes for the current Sermon Series.

Small Group Resources