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Life Groups

Life Groups - Fall 2023

Join us as we build a committed worshipping community!
4 year olds through 2nd grade, Room 125
3rd through 5th grades, Room 132
6th - 12th grades, Youth Center
(Children ages 3 and under will be in the nursery)

Women’s Study: Answering the Call

Led by: Leanne Dalpe
Meeting in the library
Starts: September 10th
Duration: TBD
Materials Needed: Bible; notebook
Intended audience: Women of all ages
God created us for relationships.  First and foremost, with Himself, secondly with others.  As Christians, we are called within the body of Christ to engage, encourage, and equip each other through Biblically principled relationships.  By sharing our life experiences and the power of God within, we can impact, influence, and infuse the lives of those around us.  Join us as we journey through Scripture and witness the transforming power of Answering the Call.

Pleasing God

Led by:  Clayton Leblanc
Meeting upstairs in room # 214
Duration: 15 weeks
Materials Needed: book: Pleasing God by R.C. Sproul, Bible
Intended audience: Men of all ages
Pleasing God offers practical guidelines for Christian living. Here R.C. Sproul shows us how to be diligent in overcoming our enemies: the world, the flesh, and the devil. This series is an encouraging, no-nonsense look at the lifelong process of sanctification.

Judges: Answering the Call

Led by: Shane Silva
Meeting in the Music Lab
In Progress
Duration: 26 weeks - starts April 16
Materials Needed: Bible
Intended audience: Everyone
In this class we’ll study the book of Judges and in doing so, learn that God has a divine purpose, abilities, and He can use each one of us for His Kingdom work.  God loves us and no matter how bad things get in their personal life, their community, or country they can always call out to God, and he will answer.

2 Corinthians

Led by: Mike Boots
Meeting in room 211
In Progress
Duration: 21+ weeks
Materials Needed: Bible (study outlines will be provided)
Intended audience: Anyone
The central theme of 2 Corinthians is the relationship between suffering and the power of the Spirit.  Endurance through difficulty and Christlike behavior are made possible by the grace of God.  These qualities are the greatest display of God’s presence, power, and glory in our fallen world today.

Women’s Study: Soulful Habits

Led by: Laura Casoni
Meeting in room 212
Materials Needed: Optional book – She Reads Truth: Faith in Practice
Intended audience: Women of all ages
What are spiritual disciplines? More than activities or monastic rituals, they are opportunities for engaging with God in response to the new life we have in Him. In this four-week reading plan, we will explore a variety of Christian practices modeled by the people of God and taught by Jesus and His disciples in Scripture. Join us as we learn what it means for new and mature believers alike to intentionally seek God’s presence.