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Small Groups
1. Join a group
2. Learn about Life Groups
3. If you are a Leader
Life Group Discussion Questions
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January 24, 2010
January 16, 2010
Why do Small Groups?
Small Groups is an ideal way to get involved in community here at Glenkirk. They are a great way to take the "next step" and get involved in the active community life we have. In our groups we study scripture, discusses questions or concerns we have, build real relationship with others, and serve God as a community.
So why is community important?
For starters, community is one of the most fundamental pieces of Church. The book of Acts paints a great image of a Church living as a community in 2:42-47. It speaks of believers gathering together, devoting themselves to teaching and fellowship, serving those in-need, eating together, and worshiping God. Community was how Church was done, and it is still the best way Church is done today.
Also, community helps us grow. We learn from each other, help each other, and challange each other. In community we have the oppertunity to struggles with scripture with others who are facing the same challanges.
To get involved with a community at church, is a great way for you to further engage your discipleship with Jesus Christ.
About Small Groups
Small Groups are made up of a group of people ranging anywhere between 4-16 individuals.
Small Groups generally meet in people's home who live in Glenkirk's community.
Small Groups meet both weekly and bi-weekly.
Small Groups study and discuss scripture together.
Small Groups are places to have good fellowship with others.
Small Groups are communities of people who can serve God by serving others.
If you'd like to learn more, ask questions, or make comments please email us.
Life Groups
Life Groups are Glenkirk's Sermon Based Small Groups. These groups are designed to:
make communities where people can ASK about Jesus, BECOME who God wants them to be, and CREATE God's kingdom on earth.
Here are a couple of things that are distinct about Life Groups:
1) All of them study Jim's sermon every week
2) They have a start and end time which will usually last 8-10 weeks.
3) It allows people to get to know a wider range of people at the Church.
4) All Life Groups meet every week
Life Groups meet every Fall, Winter, and Spring, and this year the following dates will be the start and end date for them.
Interested in joining a group?
If you are interested in joining a Small Group or Life Group, please follow this link bellow.
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Life Group Leadership Material
Leaders Notes February 28, 2010
Leaders Notes February 21, 2010
Leader's Notes February 14, 2010
Leader's Notes February 7, 2010
Leader's Notes January 31, 2010
Leader's Notes January 23, 2010
Leader's Notes January 16, 2010
Visit our blog below. Every month, and some in between, we will be posting articles about Small Groups and how to lead them. We hope for all our leaders to be making regular visits to this blog to discuss articles and ask questions about their groups.
Come join our blog at www.glenkirkleaders.wordpress.com
If you would like to keep up to date with what's happening in the small group ministry, sign up for our monthly email updates below.
| Fall: | Stars on the week of: Sept 20th | Ends on the week of: Nov. 22nd |
| Winter: | Starts on the week of: Jan. 17th | Ends on the week of: March 7th |
| Spring: | Starts on the week of: April 18th | Ends on the week of: June 6th |
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Click here to read about our values as a ministry.
Saturday Evening
5:30 pm - Modern
Sunday Morning
8:15 am - Classic
9:45 am - Blended
11:11 am - Modern
