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Groups of 4-14 people meet in homes, offices, and coffee shops throughout the area to hang out, study the life of Jesus, and apply it to their lives.
You don’t need to have it all together to lead a Life Group – you just have to be willing to let God use you as you take your next step. To host a group, you simply choose a topic that interests you and select a time and location to meet with others to share it. Then, we give you a few essential tools like online leader training, a directory where others can find your group, and support throughout the semester.
We believe God uses Life Groups to change people’s lives, and as a Life Group leader, you get to be a part of that.
Fill out our volunteer application to lead a group for the next semester of Life Groups.
You’ve probably seen Life Groups meeting and not even realized it. A Life Group looks like friends at lunch, teams playing basketball, or people studying a book or topic of interest. At its core, a Life Group is a small gathering of people, and it is less about what you do and more about who you do it with. By participating in Life Groups, you can expect to connect with others through a common activity, engage in life-giving conversation, and request prayer.
Life Groups meet in places like homes, parks, restaurants, coffee shops, and office buildings. The leader of the group selects a meeting spot that best fits the purpose of the group. Life Groups happen throughout North Dallas with the largest availability in the Allen & McKinney areas.
Groups of 15+ people meet once a week in the church building for practical bible study, meaninful relationships, meeting Jesus, and more.
The community groups are designed to facilitate people to connect with the church by creating a friendly environment with a warm reception and relatable content. They are geared to involve people within the Local Church.
very week we offer 15-minute devotional teaching principles of the word of God and leadership, equipping people with practical tools for their life. After that, we break down into discussion groups intending to encourage fellowship and understanding of what has been taught and how they can apply that to their lives.