Homegroups

Homegroups are smaller meetings during the week where we can put into practice what we have learned on Sundays, get to know one another better, and use our gifts to bless each other.

What happens: We start with some refreshments—tea, coffee, and a snack while we catch up on what everyone has been doing. Then worship—usually somebody leads with a guitar. Then we have a discussion based around God’s word, the Bible. We usually spend some time praying, often for the needs of the people who are there. Everyone is welcome!

Homegroups are smaller meetings during the week where we can put into practice what we have learned on Sundays, get to know one another better, and use our gifts to bless each other.

What happens: We start with some refreshments—tea, coffee, and a snack while we catch up on what everyone has been doing. Then worship—usually somebody leads with a guitar. Then we have a discussion based around God’s word, the Bible. We usually spend some time praying, often for the needs of the people who are there. Everyone is welcome!

Homegroups are smaller meetings during the week where we can put into practice what we have learned on Sundays, get to know one another better, and use our gifts to bless each other.

What happens: We start with some refreshments—tea, coffee, and a snack while we catch up on what everyone has been doing. Then worship—usually somebody leads with a guitar. Then we have a discussion based around God’s word, the Bible. We usually spend some time praying, often for the needs of the people who are there. Everyone is welcome!

Homegroups are smaller meetings during the week where we can put into practice what we have learned on Sundays, get to know one another better, and use our gifts to bless each other.

What happens: We start with some refreshments—tea, coffee, and a snack while we catch up on what everyone has been doing. Then worship—usually somebody leads with a guitar. Then we have a discussion based around God’s word, the Bible. We usually spend some time praying, often for the needs of the people who are there. Everyone is welcome!