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Getting connected at Family Church means participating in a Life Group.  They provide a setting to build dynamic relationships and apply biblical principles to daily life.   Life Groups allow Family Church to grow smaller as we grow larger.

Were there small groups in the Bible? The book of Acts records the tremendous growth of the first church in Jerusalem.  Small group meetings in homes were the foundation of the early church.  Acts 5:42 tells us that the people met “in the temple courts” (large group worship) and “from house to house,” (small group fellowship).  Small groups were vital to the church’s growth then, and they are just as vital now.  You’ll never fully experience all that Family Church has to offer until you connect in a small group.

What are Life Groups about?  Our groups are as varied as we are; group leaders use their gifts and passions to create a group that allows others to join with them in serving God.  Whatever your age or interest – Bible study, cooking, prayer, singles, you name it – we’ve got a group that’s just right for you and they meet in homes all over the area.

When can I join a Life Group?  Easily put – ANYTIME!  We do a big push for signup in January, but you don’t have to wait till then.  Find a group, contact the leader, and get going!

Download a Power Point presentation of these two slides for your group!

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Characteristics of Life Groups

• They meet at least twice a month.
• They have childcare provided only on Sunday PM and Wednesday PM.  Other groups not needing childcare meet at various times.
• They are relationship oriented.
• They have 3 or more people attending, including the leader.  We suggest 4-6 couples or 8-12 individuals with about 20 people maximum per group.
• The group includes one or more of the following:  prayer, worship, Bible study and/or testimonies.
• The group welcomes new people into their meetings.
• They are supported by church pastors and elders.
• They develop group members into future leaders.
• They encourage members to invite people who are outside the church.
• They grow.