Gather with others!
What are Village groups?
They’re a main way we live…
…under the word
as fellow disciples.
By and large, most group gatherings will open the bible to read, discuss, and point one another to the gospel through Sunday’s focal passage.
…around the table
as a spiritual family.
We get to share our ups and downs, our prayers… and meals with one another!
…among our neighbors
as missionaries.
We not only encourage each other in taking the gospel to the world, but we make room for not-yet-Christians to see gospel community in action!
Who? Where? When?
Our community groups meet on different days in different places - either at The 210 or in someone’s home. Every group has at least one leader / point person who (ideally) is 1) already a deacon or 2) on track to being commissioned as one. Most groups meet weekly, with the exception of The Village’s rest months: April, August, and December.
Which one should I join?
The Village intentionally doesn’t group people together based on age, interests, relationship status, etc. The local church is a spiritual family, and we want our group experiences to reflect that reality. Here are three tips for finding a group:
1. Look for a location
Prioritize a group that gathers closest to where you live. It’ll make attending gatherings - and also informal get-togethers, run-ins, etc. even easier!
2. Consider the calendar
Pick a group that meets on a day and time that works for you. Even if it’s a little further away, pick a group you can gather with, even just sometimes!
3. Contact a leader
If you found a group you’re interested in, click “Request to Join” on its page.
Ready to look?
Questions?
If you still have questions, don’t hesitate to contact Pastor Scott at scott.odonohoe@myvillagechurch.com.