Through community groups, we aim to produce faithful Christians who grow in Christ-likeness by growing in their ability to understand the Word, apply the Word, pray in response to the Word, and help others with the Word.

Community groups consist of 8-15 people and meet in homes on the first and third Wednesday of the month. We begin by sharing a simple meal together and then spend time in prayer, Bible study, or fun.

We think these types of groups provide a unique avenue for people to form deeper relationships, use their spiritual gifts, and be equipped to give and not just receive.

We encourage each member of a community group to be part of a smaller discipleship group. These consist of 3-4 people of the same gender who gather at least once a month for prayer, study, and accountability. 

Scripture tells us that when the early church gathered they devoted themselves to the corporate reading of Scripture, to the singing of psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs, to the ordinances of baptism and communion, to prayer, and to the preaching of God's Word. Our worship can teach us many things about the Lord and allow us to rest and focus on Jesus, the only One worthy of our worship. We have the opportunity in our corporate worship service to point ourselves and each other to our Creator God through songs that are true and beautiful, uniting our hearts together before the Lord, and going out of this church to be about His work.

Core Seminars, our adult education hour, help us to comprehend the subtle intricacies and overarching truths of our God and the theology, ministry, and history He has authored. Topics range from Church History and Theology to Discipleship and Christian Living. 

Our Core Seminars meet at 9:45 am in the auditorium on the upper level of the building.