Community Groups
March 2026
Studying:
"What is a Christian"
by Francis Chan
Ask any group what it means to be a Christian, and we will hear different answers. But what unifies us? What are the basic characteristics of our faith that every Christian affirms? In this six-session series, Francis Chan will lead us in an exploration of key concepts common to all Christians through the centuries. No matter what divides us, we are united by these truths about the God we worship and our relationship with him.
"What is a Christian"
by Francis Chan
Ask any group what it means to be a Christian, and we will hear different answers. But what unifies us? What are the basic characteristics of our faith that every Christian affirms? In this six-session series, Francis Chan will lead us in an exploration of key concepts common to all Christians through the centuries. No matter what divides us, we are united by these truths about the God we worship and our relationship with him.
Who can attend:
Everyone is welcome.
This study is age appropriate for High Schoolers and up.
There will be two types of groups to pick from:
Family Friendly (kids welcome) or Adults only.
(See info below)
When:
Meeting dates and times will be decided later by the Hosts/Leaders.
Where:
Each Community Group meets in a home.
Cost:
Free!
Sign-up Deadline:
Sign up any time and we will find a Community Group just for you!
Communication:
Each Community Group leader is responsible for communicating with their group about meeting times and dates.
Everyone is welcome.
This study is age appropriate for High Schoolers and up.
There will be two types of groups to pick from:
Family Friendly (kids welcome) or Adults only.
(See info below)
When:
Meeting dates and times will be decided later by the Hosts/Leaders.
Where:
Each Community Group meets in a home.
Cost:
Free!
Sign-up Deadline:
Sign up any time and we will find a Community Group just for you!
Communication:
Each Community Group leader is responsible for communicating with their group about meeting times and dates.
