Small Groups are groups of 8 - 16 adults that allow us time to fellowship, pray, and discuss the worship sermon message. We also have opportunities in our small groups to minister to one another to meet spiritual, physical, and emotional needs. In short, it is where we do life together.

They meet at various days throughout the week in member homes or at Calvary, depending on the group. The current listing by Day/Time/Location/Availability:

Sunday, 11:45am, Derry, Open

Sunday, 12:00pm, Derry, FULL

Sunday, 12:15pm, Auburn, Temporarily on hold

Sunday, 12:30pm, Windham, Open

Sunday, 4:00pm, Derry, Open

Sunday, 5:00pm, Derry, FULL

twice monthly Sunday, 5:00pm, Derry, FULL

Sunday, 6:00pm, Londonderry, Open

Monday, 6:30pm, Derry, Open

Tuesday, 6:30pm, Manchester, Open

Tuesday, 7:00pm, Derry, Open

Wednesday, 6:30pm, Sandown, FULL

Wednesday, 6:30pm, at CBC (in the Youth Center), Open

Sunday School meets from 9:00am-9:45am on Sunday mornings before service to learn and study together. There are several different classes being taught...see below for current offerings.

Led by: Jim Garrity

Meeting in Atkinson

Duration:

Materials Needed: Bible

Intended audience: Everyone

Zephaniah warned of the coming Day of the Lord and God's judgement, but he also looked forward to God's faithfulness. Join us for our study of this book!

4 year olds through 2nd grade, Room 125

3rd through 5th grades, Room 132

Children ages 3 and under will be in the nursery

Led by:

Meeting in the Youth Center

Duration: ongoing

Materials Needed: Bible

Led by: Leanne Dalpe

Meeting in the library

Duration: 12+ weeks - begins August 10th

Materials Needed: Bible; Study Guides will be available for purchase in class (Scholarships Available - speak to Leanne)

Intended audience: Women of all ages

The book of James teaches the timeless truth that Christians must put their faith into action. Knowing God's Word is not enough. We must apply that knowledge to our everyday life, not only in thought but in deed. This twelve-week study written by Dr. David Jeremiah challenges us to WALK IT, DON'T JUST TALK IT. Join us as we dig into this rich and encouraging study.

Led by: Clayton Leblanc

Meeting upstairs in room 214

Duration: 30 weeks - begins September 21st

Materials Needed: PDF sermon by Charles Spurgeon - A Good Soldier of Jesus Christ; PDF sermon by J.C. Ryle - Are You Fighting; book by Urian Oakes - The Victorious Christian Soldier in Christ's Army; Bible

Intended audience: Men of all ages

This series examines what it means to be A Good Soldier of Jesus Christ - - - a challenge and exhortation from Paul to Timothy (2 Timothy 2:3). And a challenge and exhortation to believers today. We'll unpack sermons from Charles Spurgeon and J.C. Ryle on the topic. And we'll land in the book The Victorious Christian Soldier in Christ's Army written by 17th century theologian Urian Oakes. We'll examine these three sources, each with extensive scriptural support, to learn how we can be good soldiers. How we can soldier on until the end. Endure. Persevere. Triumph. For the Glory of God. And the good of those He's entrusted to us.

Led by: Dave Sanders

Meeting in room 212

Duration: 6 weeks - begins June 7th

Materials Needed: Bible

Intended audience: Everyone

Why does the New Testament have *those* 27 books? Why no more? Why no less? Does it matter what the Bible says if it doesn't have the right books? Was the Gospel of Thomas really removed by church officials, or was it never accepted as Scripture? What about the Gospels of Judas, Mary, and Peter? Do we have the right books? If so, how do we know?

Following the video series The New Testament Canon by Dr. Michael Kruger, we'll learn how and when the 27 books of the New Testament came to be, what makes these particular books special, why it all matters, and discuss how to apply this knowledge in our daily lives.

Led by: Mike Boots

Meeting in room 211

Duration: 23 weeks - begins March 8th

Materials Needed: Bible, Outlines and Study Material provided

Intended audience: Everyone

Exodus is an adventure story par excellence. It features a cruel villain (Pharaoh), an unlikely hero (Moses), overwhelming disasters (the plagues), a spectacular deliverance (crossing the Red Sea), a long journey (through the wilderness), a mountaintop experience (Moses received the Ten Commandments), and a grand finale (the presence of God coming down to the ark of the covenant, filling the tabernacle with glory). The story features unexpected setbacks and unpredictable delays, magic tricks (from Pharaoh's sorcerers) and miracles, and many close encounters with the living God. Join us for a verse-by-verse study of the Book of Exodus Part 1 (Chapters 1-18).