Small Groups
“Small communities are powerful vehicles for adult faith formation, providing opportunities for learning, prayer, mutual support, and the shared experience of Christian living and service to the Church and society.”
(Our Hearts Were Burning Within Us, USCCB, 106)
MAKE FRIENDS
Create connection and relationships
MAKE DISCIPLES
Encourage and provide support, opportunities and resources for growth in holiness
MAKE A DIFFERENCE
Further the mission of the Church by helping others move in the direction God leads the parish (baptismal call)
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Who?
Everyone!
Choose a group based upon your interest (affinity) or availability.
Men’s/women’s group, young adult small group, married couple’s group, open to all ages, etc.
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What?
Commonly around 5-10 people; a group can be a bible study, book club, men’s prayer group, etc.
Every small group includes hospitality, prayer, and discussion.
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When?
Groups typically meet weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly for 60-90 minutes each session.
Your small group can meet anywhere from 5-10 sessions over the course of a season.
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Where?
Wherever is comfortable and convenient: your home, church, café, etc.
Any space or environment that helps to foster community, conversation, and connection.
Interested in becoming a small group facilitator?
Whether you are starting a new small group, or have been facilitating one for years, we appreciate your ministry!
Please fill out the Small Group Facilitator Form so that we can have some information about you and your small group. Completing the form will help us list and promote available small groups for parishioners who are interested in joining.