If you haven’t already noticed, you’ll soon discover just how important community is to everyone here. In fact, helping you build relationships is one reason we want to get you and your family connected as quickly as possible. One of the easiest and most fulfilling ways to do that is through our Sunday morning Bible Study groups. That’s because Bible Study Leaders and members engage in Bible study with a particular eye toward growing in Christ and in relationship with each other. They’re committed to walking through “real life” together. You see, our Sunday morning Bible Study groups are more than just classes, they are communities of like-minded believers who share many things in common including life-stages and children of the same ages. What’s more, these groups provide support for each other through all that life throws at them. From celebrating the arrival of a new baby to providing a compassionate shoulder during times of mourning, our people are here for each other. Best of all, there is a Sunday morning Bible Study group that is just right for you.
Age Group Descriptions
Young Adults - Adults who are beyond their high school years, but who have not yet started their families; includes both singles and married couples
Young Families - Couples and single parents who have begun raising children through their preschool and elementary years
Established Families - Couples and single parents who are raising children through their middle and high school years
Empty Nesters - Couples and single parents in their working years with adult children college age and older
Nearly & Newly Retired - Couples and singles in the last years of full-time work or in their first years of retirement
Seasoned Adults - Couples and singles whose pace has slowed to allow them to enjoy their retirement years
Young Families - Couples and single parents who have begun raising children through their preschool and elementary years
Established Families - Couples and single parents who are raising children through their middle and high school years
Empty Nesters - Couples and single parents in their working years with adult children college age and older
Nearly & Newly Retired - Couples and singles in the last years of full-time work or in their first years of retirement
Seasoned Adults - Couples and singles whose pace has slowed to allow them to enjoy their retirement years