What are Community Groups?

1. A place for connection

Community Groups provide a meaningful way for us to walk together in faith and discipleship. These small gatherings create space to connect in genuine fellowship, grow in God’s Word, and serve both one another and our community.

2. A place for mutual discipleship

At the heart of our Community Groups is mutual discipleship, a side-by-side journey of encouraging one another in Christ through accountability, prayer, biblical truth, and love. In these groups, every member has a role to play, helping to build up the body of Christ as we pursue maturity together.

3. A place to grow.

By joining a Community Group, you’ll find not only a place to connect but also a place to be challenged, cared for, and equipped to live out your faith in everyday life.

Some groups offer programming for children, known as Kids in Community (KIC).

Read other Community Group FAQs here.

Why join a Group at Grace?

When you join a group, you are committing to a group of believers who: 

➔ Learn: Knowing and applying biblical truth

➔ Love: Caring, supporting, and building community within the church

➔ Pray: Intercession for one another, the church, the unsaved, and the world

➔ Do: Serving others inside and outside the group

➔ Expand: Including new people in the group and creating new groups

➔ Send: Leaving the group to impact the world.

On-Campus Parent Groups

Parent groups meet on Grace’s campus during Wednesday night Kid’s D-Groups and Youth D-Groups programming. You are invited to build relationships and pursue discipleship with other parents by following the link below to register for an on-campus group!

In-Home Community Groups

In-home groups meet in homes all over the city throughout the week. You can sign up for a group by filling out the form in the link below! If none of our groups meet your needs, let us know, and we will do our best to connect you with a group that works for you.