facilitate a small group

We’re going to be meeting after our first service on Sunday mornings. We’ll be having discussion about the service, about life, and just taking time in general to connect. We’ll be meeting online to start, but that will change depending on restrictions. Open to young adults, and couples!

Our group is about connecting, growing and building one another up as we do life! We plan to build our discussions around what we are learning in church as well as have time to pray for each other and of course have food and games!

A time where moms can connect with other moms as we do toddler friendly hikes with our kiddos.

Healing Shame is a course put out by Elijah House. You will learn the devastating effects of shame, the roots of shame, the strongholds of shame and how to very simply take the strongholds down.  This course is designed to restore honor, identity, relationships and Kingdom purpose for you or those you minister to.

We’re a group for young adults. We get together, talk about life and leadership, and generally have a great time hanging out.

Thriving in Babylon (a study on Rightnow Media)

We’re a group that’s open to adults, whether you’re a single or a married couple. We’re going to meet mid-week to dig into the Sunday sermon, and enjoy each other’s company.

Young families doing life together, seeking God and helping each other grow amidst a pandemic”

I’m excited to gather as a group of women to strengthen and encourage each other as we walk through life and grow in our relationship with God. We might focus on different things from week to week but the goal is to walk together, be a support for one another and pray for each other. So, whether you have been apart of City Life Church for awhile, or if you’re brand new to this church, let’s walk this journey together.

Focus on building relationships, standing together, and praying for one another as we face the various challenges of life in the different roles we play.

This series from 1 Timothy gives us the instructions for the community of believers. We begin by looking at the components of our earthly worship. We learn that our worship is an expression of a heavenly assembly. Then we’ll move further into the lessons on worship by seeing the characteristics of our devotion to God and how this should affect the earthly outpost of the heavenly kingdom we know as “The Church.” There’s a lot to consider as we move into this important teaching.

We’re going to be going through Priscilla Shirer’s Elijah study.

Our  goal for Life Group is to get together in some form and to just to care and be with each other and encourage one another in one form or another.  We’ll also will take time to pray and reach out to those in our church community that need some fellowship, a visit or call.

We are looking forward to both making new friends, and deepening existing friendships. It is unlikely we will be able to hold in-person meetings, so we will make the most of phone calls, emails, letters, notes, and hopefully at some point social distancing visits. Let’s encourage one another, by thinking of meaningful ways to let each other know we’re thought of, prayed for, and cared about.

We are a fellowship Life Group. We change it up by being serious at times with thought inspiring spiritual life questions and other weeks we do fun activities and games. We are going to meet bi-weekly (limited space) in person and Zoom meetings on the weeks we are not meeting in person, (all participants). We look forward to doing life together with you this semester.

We’re a group for empty nesters (or those nearing that season of life). We meet Sunday mornings after our online service to discuss the service, to strengthen and pray for one another, and enjoy time together.

Connecting to build meaningful relationships

A course called “The Unfinished Story” – the final chapter is still to be written

My group is for women and we will be going through the YouVersion reading plan “21 Ways to Thrive By 45.” We will be reading through the short devotional and having discussion.

In this 13-session study on the Book of Haggai, learn to walk confidently in your calling, stay motivated despite opposition, and courageously invest your life in God’s purposes, trusting Him for results you may never see in this lifetime. God’s presence and promises give us courage to press on and trust Him with our story.

Mother Teresa said, “The most terrible poverty is loneliness, and the feeling of being unloved.” There are times in life where we feel alone. We struggle and crave connection. God created us to connect with Him.  Despite what our feelings may tell us, God’s presence is much nearer than we think. In this Life Group, we will be reading and discussing the book of John with the support of Max Lucado’s book and videos called You are Never Alone. The aim is to look through the miracles of Jesus that John writes about to remind us of the close presence and power of God. Participants are encouraged to get the book You Are Never Alone, but not required.

Focus on building relationships, standing together, and praying for one another as we face the various challenges of life in the different roles we play.

We’re a group of guys that get together to talk about life, to encourage and strengthen each other, and pray for one another.