Community Groups are designed to help people grow and thrive in community with others, and draw closer to Jesus together. We are excited to provide opportunities for you to grow deeper in relationship with Christ and with others!
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* Groups listed as 'General' are open to individuals and couples of all ages and seasons of life.
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Topic: The Book of 2 Peter
Audience: Women // Led by: Melva Frederick
Tuesdays // 9:00-10:30am // Location: CCC
Connect with other women as we dive into the book of 2 Peter and discover practical life applications.
A personal study Bible is highly recommended.
Contact: Melva Frederick
Topic: The Book of Mark: Living a Jesus-Shaped Life
Audience: General // Led by: Dan Swain
Tuesdays // 6:30-8:00pm // Location: CCC
The book of Mark was written for the Christians of ancient Rome to prove that Jesus was the Messiah. His central idea is that the life and death of Jesus shapes what the life of a follower of Jesus should look like. Mark takes his modern-day readers on a journey, highlighting the way Jesus trained His disciples for the purpose of spreading the good news after His death. Through the study of Mark, insights from Scot McKnight’s book, and group discussion, we will grow in our wisdom and understanding about how to follow Jesus as His disciples in the world today.
Required book: Mark: Living a Jesus-Shaped Life by Scot McKnight
Contact: Dan Swain
Topic: Encountering God
Audience: Women in their 20’s, 30’s, 40’s // Led by: Rachael Peters
Wednesdays // 6:30-8:00pm // Location: CCC
Spiritual disciplines are essential to a more vibrant life and knowing God more intimately. Through Kelly Minter’s bible study “Encountering God” and group discussion, you’ll grow in your understanding of the biblical foundation for these sacred habits and learn approachable ways to practice disciplines like prayer, study, worship, rest, and more. Instead of being just one more thing on your to-do list, you’ll find that these habits of faith can actually create more margin in your life – providing peace and rest as you walk closer with Jesus.
Required Book: Encountering God by Kelly Minter
Contact: Rachael Peters
Topic: How to Read the Bible for All Its Worth
Audience: General // Led by: Pastor Marty Boeschling
Wednesdays // 6:30-8:00pm // Location: CCC
Understanding the Bible isn’t for the few, the gifted, or the scholarly. Rather, the Bible is accessible – it’s meant to be read, comprehended, and applied by everyone. If you find yourself thinking that everyone must be way smarter than you, this Community Group is perfect for you! You’ll glean essential insights into the Bible that can clear up misconceptions and help you grasp the meaning of Scripture and its application to your twenty-first-century life.
The book “How to Read the Bible for All Its Worth” by Gordon Fee is recommended but not required.
Contact: Marty Boeschling
Topic: The Book of Jonah
Audience: General // Led by: Phil & Cindy Scott
Thursdays // 7:00-8:15pm // Location: CCC
Jonah: Not Just a Fish Story
The story of Jonah and his encounter with a whale (or giant fish) may be a familiar tale to many, but this short book and the way it fits in the biblical story can still surprise us and speak to us today. The Old Testament book of Jonah will be a jumping off point for this group’s discussions. Bringing a personal Bible that includes both the Old and New Testaments is recommended.
Contact: Phil Scott