We weren’t meant to do life alone. God designed us with a longing for community – and none of us wants to feel disconnected or isolated. There’s a place for you in one of our groups, where you can experience community and build friendships as you grow to become a more fully devoted follower of Jesus.

Small groups help us to deepen our relationship with God and with one another. They also benefit us as we support each other, our families and the church in prayer, encourage and build up one another, exercise our gifts, share one another’s burdens and joys, serve one another in love, welcome new members, engage in outreach projects, and grow as disciples of Christ. We believe that Small Groups are smaller representations of our larger church community. They meet weekly or bi-weekly, generally in people’s homes. In these groups, men and women; married and single; young and old meet regularly to do life together with Christ and his gospel at the centre. Our desire is to be motivated to live out the gospel in practice with each other and the communities we live in.

Q: What is a Small Group and who is it for?
A: Small Groups (SGs) are smaller representations of our larger church community. Here, men and women; married and single; young and old meet regularly to do life together with Christ and His gospel at the centre.

Q: What do Small Groups emphasize?
A: SGs emphasize the building of community through fellowship, Bible study, prayer, group-care, and community projects.

Q: When do Small Groups meet?
A: SGs meet September through to the end of May on a weekly or bi-weekly basis, various nights of the week.

Q: Where do Small Groups meet?
A: SGs meet in-person, generally in people’s homes.

Q: How many people are in a group?
A: Up to 12.

Q: What does a typical meeting look like?
A: The typical meeting incorporates fellowship, Bible study, and prayer but once in a while will diverge from this to focus on other initiatives (i.e. prayer night, missionary focus, fellowship night, community project, etc).

Q: What can I expect to contribute to a Small Group?
A: Yourself. Your gifts, talents, time, and energy. Be ready to serve the group in a needed area that you are gifted for or wanting to grow in.

Q: What can I expect to get out of a Small Group?
A: The more you put in, the more you’ll get out. Connection, friendships, spiritual growth, fun, accountability, joy in serving others.

Q: I think I want to lead a group but I’m not sure. Where would I start?
A: Chatting with the SG director over a cup of coffee on the house.