As a church, we desire to do more and more ministry via Small Groups. In fact, this is part of our vision as a church. But what does it mean? What are Small Groups, and what makes them so effective?

Small Groups are essentially groups of 6 to 15 people who meet on a weekly basis to study the Scriptures, pray, and have community. They are important for a number of reasons. First, the size of our church makes community far more challenging. With over 300 people on Sunday morning, it is difficult to really get to know anyone. Second, there are things that happen much more readily in a Small Group than in a worship service, or even in a Sunday School class. Things such as fellowship, sharing, personal evangelism, and being able to get questions answered.

Grace has two primary means of Small Groups:

Home Fellowships: These are groups that meet in people's homes throughout the week. Most start up in August and go through May.

MPACT Ministry: This is Grace's Wednesday night program and stands for "Midweek Program for Adults, Children and Teens". On Wednesday nights from September to May, we offer Small Groups for Adults at our church facility. This includes Men's and Women's Bible Studies and a whole lot more.

To get involved, come on Wednesday nights, or give the church office a call at 629-1537. We would be happy to help you find a Small Group that would meet your needs.