Smaller circles. Deeper roots.
Sunday morning is where we start. Small groups are where we stay. They’re how a crowd becomes a church and a church becomes a family.
You weren’t meant to do this alone.
The early church didn’t live in rows on Sunday morning — they lived around tables, in homes, knowing each other’s names and stories. We’re trying to do the same thing.
The Word together
Opening the Bible in a room small enough to ask questions, wrestle honestly, and apply it to Monday.
Known by name
Church becomes family when someone notices you’re missing — and shows up when life gets heavy.
Around real tables
Most groups meet in homes. Dinner, kids running around, real conversation. The kind of ordinary that grows people.
Prayer + presence
We pray for each other, walk through hard things together, and celebrate the good things louder.
A normal night, in a normal home.
Most groups meet weekly or every other week. There’s usually food, always conversation, a chunk of time in Scripture, and prayer for each other before the night ends. No performance required — come as you are.
Want in on a group this fall?
We’re finalizing leaders, nights, and locations now. Let us know you’re interested and we’ll reach out as soon as the fall lineup is set.
Fill Out the Interest FormCurious about groups?
Say hello on a Connect Card and we’ll keep you in the loop as fall groups launch.