Over half our congregation is involved in a community group. This is exciting news! We are interested in hearing your positive stories about your group. Please comment so everyone can rejoice with you!
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What I love about my group is that we are like a family! I love that the adults can get into the word while we hear the kids voices in the background having fun! But most of all I love how we challenge each other to go deeper into the word, to go beyond Sunday’s sermon and how our leader helps us get there through weekly devotionals and study. The sound of iron sharpening iron. It’s awesome!
Awesome Paula, I am so happy your group is playing an amazing role in your life. I pray the fire spreads! Dennis Laing
Well we just started our community group back up, and i have to say that i really missed it… We have great college kids here and they really want to just share what God has done in there lifes, and help others that are struggling… I LOVE MY COMMUNITY GROUP…
I can really feel that God is moving in our lifes and im excited to see where it goes and how many more college kids will show up….
I have the amazing privilege of being involved in 3 community groups. This past Sunday, Nov. 21 (All Church Commitment Sunday) demonstrated how all 3 came together to glorify God. My Friday evening Divorce Care group volunteered to move all of the Coffee Loft furniture to the Fellowship Hall (BIG job!)…my Community Group that meets on Wed. evenings spent Saturday afternoon turning the Fellowship Hall into a wonderful space that was appreciated by all…Very pretty! AND my Signing Workship ladies (from age 6-70+) came together across all generations and worshipped God with a new language for all three services on Sunday. What blessings!