In Ephesians 4, as Paul addresses the issue of unity in the church, he shows us that  leaders in the church are to equip the saints for the work of ministry (vs. 12). This work of ministry then leads to a building up of the body, a unity in the body, and a maturity in the body. This work of ministry by the saints is what then “makes the body grow so that it builds itself up in love” (vs. 16).

What are GraceGroups?

GraceGroups, our small group ministry, are used to “work” this out in our body. These groups help men and women learn and interact as members of Christ’s body. GraceGroups are the platform, or the trellis, where the vine of Ephesians 4 can grow and produce. In these groups, men and women are placed in situations in which they can live out passages such as Ephesians 4:25-32. They can use their words for encouragement and building up rather than for corrupting and tearing down. Passages like Colossians 3:12-17 can be practiced, and those involved are blessed and edified. GraceGroups provide real life opportunities to obey Paul's words in 1 Thessalonians 5:12-15 and other passages like it.


If you on the roster of a GraceGroup, then we need to hear from you! We have a very short and simple survey that will help us ensure all our GraceGroups are as healthy as possible. If you’re an active GraceGroup participant, this survey is for you. If you’re on a roster, but life has changed, or for whatever reason you haven’t been able to participate, please, still fill out the survey so we know how to best serve you. This survey will help us serve new folks wanting to be a part of a healthy GraceGroup.


Participant Survey Request to Join a GraceGroup

When do graceGroups meet?

GraceGroups meet on the same schedule as our Wednesday evening activities - from September through April with a break around the holidays. Groups meet at various times in homes and mostly on Sunday evenings with a few exceptions.

How do I join a GraceGroup?

We add people to GraceGroups in January and September, multiplying groups when we can. If you have any questions, contact Pastor Bart. Click the button below to request to join!