God doesn’t just save us and send us out. He adopts us and invites us to be family.
Community groups are an essential expression of the mission of Access Church. They’re a place where we learn more about Jesus and life together. They’re the place where we wrestle with the truths of the Bible and encourage one another toward the life that God intends for us.
They committed themselves to the teaching of the apostles, the life together, the common meal, and the prayers.
FAQ's
What are Community Groups?
Community groups are small gatherings of people that meet regularly for friendship, accountability, study and prayer, laughter, and occasionally tears.
Each community group is unique, shaped by its neighborhood and the people who attend. However, you can expect a weekly gathering in a residence that involves food, conversation, prayer, discussion for applying the Bible to practical living, and service in the neighborhood. At the heart of each community group is the desire to see an authentic community marked by love for Jesus, one another, and the neighborhood.
How often do Community Groups meet together?
Community Groups meet together every Wednesday, except for the first Wednesday of the month. Groups will also take off the months of July and December.
What about childcare?
We leave it up to each group to determine childcare.
What if I miss a week?
No sweat. But try to make as many of the group meetings as you can. The more you are there the more you can grow spiritually and connect with others.
