Circles are better than rows
We love meeting together on Sunday mornings for worship through teaching, singing,
the Lord's Supper, giving, and praying. But all of that happens in rows.
When it comes to growing deeper in our understanding of the faith and how to apply what we're learning, circles are better than rows. Jesus made a habit of meeting with a group of 12 on a regular basis for teaching, fellowship, encouragement, and prayer. Acts 2 talks about the early disciples of Jesus meeting together in homes outside of the Sunday gathering.
Community Group is a chance to meet with a group of folks to discuss the sermons, pray, laugh, eat, and live. In a world that is ever expanding these groups are how we intentionally grow smaller and do our best to keep people from falling through the cracks.
For information on where the group closest to you gathers or on facilitating a group, please email patrick@bunkerhillchristian.com or stop by the Welcome Center on a Sunday morning.
the Lord's Supper, giving, and praying. But all of that happens in rows.
When it comes to growing deeper in our understanding of the faith and how to apply what we're learning, circles are better than rows. Jesus made a habit of meeting with a group of 12 on a regular basis for teaching, fellowship, encouragement, and prayer. Acts 2 talks about the early disciples of Jesus meeting together in homes outside of the Sunday gathering.
Community Group is a chance to meet with a group of folks to discuss the sermons, pray, laugh, eat, and live. In a world that is ever expanding these groups are how we intentionally grow smaller and do our best to keep people from falling through the cracks.
For information on where the group closest to you gathers or on facilitating a group, please email patrick@bunkerhillchristian.com or stop by the Welcome Center on a Sunday morning.
