What is a small group?
Small groups generally consist of 6-16 people that meet in homes, coffee shops, at the church, etc. They can be comprised of couples, singles, men only, women only, mixed or similar life stages, or even around an specific affinity.

Why should I join a small group?

Small groups give an opportunity to live in relationship with others.
We were created by God to live in community.  The account of creation tells us that the idea of a person living in isolation is “not good” (Gen. 2:18). Being part of a Small Group is an intentional step towards being connected to others in relationships. 

Small groups give an opportunity to grow spiritually.
It is in relationship with others that our walk with God is taken out of the theoretical, and put into the reality of how we live.  Talking through a Bible story or passage brings the truth about God and His ways into a more personal and passionate level.

Small groups give an opportunity to be “church”.
The two great commands tell us that we should “Love God” and “Love others”.  In a small group we can put this into practice.  Over 50 “one another” passages in the Bible tell us to do such things as to encourage one another, serve one another, and pray for one another.  We can’t know everyone in a large church well enough to be involved this deeply,  but we can with a Small Group.

How do small groups function?
Individual groups decide the day, time, location and frequency of meeting together. They may choose to may choose to eat together, pray together, serve together, and/or study together. Most CFC Small Groups use Drive It Home, our message-based curriculum designed to "drive home" the weekend teaching.

How do I join a small group?
If you're new to Constance Free Church, Starting Point may be the place to start. You can click here to learn more.

If you've already attended Starting Point or if you already know you're ready to commit to another type of small group, click here to register.

Of course, you can always contact Sonya Anderson, our Small Groups Administrative Coordinator for more information.