(Life together)
It's not good for man to be alone.
(Modeled on Acts 2)
They devoted themselves to breaking bread, to the word, and to one another.
We have groups meeting Tuesdays at 6:45 PM in homes across the city. In Communities, we ask for a little commitment, because consistency is what makes room for real vulnerability and friendship.
It won't take long before you feel like family.
Finding your group.
Show up on a Sunday
Come to service and Sundays at the Table to start meeting people.
Come to the events
Join the fun the church is having and hear the messages along the way.
Get connected
When you're ready, let us know your side of town and Ashleigh, our Communities Director, will get you connected to a group.
(Signups are open)
Find your group for this year.
Tell us your side of town and Ashleigh will get you connected to a group. Groups are small on purpose, around eight people.
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(Individual discipleship)
Join a form group.
One or two other people you meet with outside of community groups to form a deeper discipleship relationship, check in every week, and practice the rule of life together.
There are two kinds: a mentor you can bring the big questions to, or a partner to practice the ways of Jesus with.
(Or host one)
Open your door.
We're aiming for five or six groups this year, spread across the city, and that only works if people open their homes. Hosting means a living room and a standing Tuesday, not a lesson plan.
Email Ashleigh, our Communities Director, and she'll walk you through what it actually involves before you decide anything.