Meeting weekly throughout the year, small groups combine fellowship, worship and Bible study to create a place for people to grow closer to each other and to learn more about God. While large group has its own benefits, small groups (usually less than 12 students) provide a relaxed atmosphere where students can more easily develop enduring friendships and develop accountability. In a small group there is time for everyone to share their questions and insights. Regular members of a small group establish a sense of community that is more difficult to achieve in larger groups.

This quarter we’re studying Acts, which focuses on the acts of the apostles. The groups are organized based on what group of people they try to reach — you don’t have to be part of that group to join.

Wondering how to get to your chosen small group? Check out our small group map.