We know solving child care isn’t always easy! However, with the structure of Community Groups being limited to an hour and a half, the goal is to facilitate times of discussion and prayer connection for adults. Each group works together to come up with a plan based on their unique situation. Here are some of the most common plans: Each family handles their own child care. Families with kids collectively pay a babysitter to be with all the kids, either onsite in another room or offsite at another house. Co-op child care amongst the group. Rotating through the group, two people pair up to be with the kids, either onsite in another room or offsite at another house. If only a handful of people have kids, the group may choose to pool funds to help cover the cost of child care. If you have older kids, we’d love for them to have a similar group experience with their peers. Check out the small group programs available for MSM (middle school ministry) and HSM (high school ministry).

Come be known in community.

Community Groups are where we follow Jesus together. We do this by applying the Bible to our everyday lives, building authentic relationships, and caring for one another.

Joining a group is easy!

1.

Tell us about yourself! Take a few minutes and fill out the form below.

Get Started

2.

Keep an eye on your email, you’ll be receiving a link to our group catalog page.

3.

Choose a group that’s best for you – watch the video below to see how it works.

Ready to lead?

Group leaders create a space for people to connect with one another and grow in their faith. We’ll provide you with a weekly discussion guide and support you as you lead.

I’m interested!

How to choose a group

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Community Group?Amy Ruth2026-08-18T16:15:22-07:00

What is a Community Group?

All of our Community Groups exist to:

• Apply the Bible to life
• Build authentic relationships
• Care for one another

We do this by meeting weekly to discuss the weekend message and pray for one another.

Group sizes range from 10-16 people. Trained leaders help facilitate each group. A typical gathering lasts an hour and a half.

We form groups by life stage (young adults, parents of kids, parents of students, empty-nesters, senior adults) so you’ll be with others walking a similar season of life.

Want more details? You can view our Community Group Essentials below.

Community Group Essentials

When and where do Community Groups meet?Nick Canazzi2026-08-18T14:53:11-07:00

When and where do Community Groups meet?

Community Groups meet weekly in homes throughout Clark County during three sessions throughout the year. Each session is 7-10 weeks long. A typical gathering usually lasts an hour and a half.

Each gathering includes a time of connection, discussion, and prayer for one another.

Fall Session Dates: September 27, 2026 – November 21, 2026

Winter Session Dates: January 24, 2027 – March 20, 2027

Spring Session Dates: April 11, 2027 – May 29, 2027

How do I choose what group to join?Nick Canazzi2026-08-18T14:54:52-07:00

How do I choose what group to join?

Begin by filling out the form below, you will receive an email with a link to our list of open groups.

Get Started

Group Catalog

As you look through groups using our filters, keep these things in mind:

1. Find your campus

2. Select your life stage

3. Pick a day of the week

These filters are a loose description of the group! When you click on a specific group, you will be able to see all of the filters that describe that specific group.

Click “Request to join” within the group you think will be the best fit. Our team will follow up and let you know if we think there might be a better option for you!

What will we study?Nick Canazzi2025-12-18T09:16:42-08:00

What will we study?

Together we’ll dig into the weekend message and talk about what it means for our lives today. Community Group is a place to wrestle with questions, share insights, and encourage one another as we learn to follow Jesus more closely.

What about kids?Nick Canazzi2025-12-18T09:17:31-08:00

What about kids?

We know solving child care isn’t always easy! However, with the structure of Community Groups being limited to an hour and a half, the goal is to facilitate times of discussion and prayer connection for adults.

Each group works together to come up with a plan based on their unique situation.
Here are some of the most common plans:

Each family handles their own child care.
Families with kids collectively pay a babysitter to be with all the kids, either onsite in another room or offsite at another house.
Co-op child care amongst the group. Rotating through the group, two people pair up to be with the kids, either onsite in another room or offsite at another house.
If only a handful of people have kids, the group may choose to pool funds to help cover the cost of child care.

If you have older kids, we’d love for them to have a similar group experience with their peers. Check out the small group programs available for MSM (middle school ministry) and HSM (high school ministry).

What about students?Nick Canazzi2025-12-18T09:19:16-08:00

What about students?

HSM (high school) and MSM (middle school) offer small groups for students during the school year. These small group gatherings are vital to the spiritual growth of our students.

Get more information at MSM and HSM.

What about Young Adults?Nick Canazzi2025-12-18T09:20:15-08:00

What about Young Adults?

We have Community Groups specifically for Young Adults! You can find out more information about our Young Adults ministry here.

What other types of groups are offered?Nick Canazzi2025-12-18T09:21:48-08:00

What other types of groups are offered?

We offer several different classes and support groups throughout the year. You can find information about what is currently available here.

Have More Questions?

Natalie MyersCommunity Groups Director

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