GROUP LIFE
Small groups are more important now than ever! By gathering with others, you receive the care, support, and community you need – especially in these times.
Our small groups are made up of 4-12 people who meet regularly to share, support each other, study the Bible and serve together. When you join a small group, you’re part of a family. It’s in a small group that you really get plugged into the heart of Cornerstone. You make space to grow with God and grow with others who will support you in your faith and walk with you through life’s ups and downs.
Together, you make space to live in community with others… with Jesus at the centre. Because at the end of the day, life-change happens in biblical community.
How Do I Join a Group?
Start a Group With Some Friends
If you already know some people you could form a group with (about 4-12 people in total), you’re ready to go!
- Sign-up to start a group. (The group leader will fill out this form and will need to provide the names and contact info for all the group members.)
- We’ll send you the 6-week Starter Group study.
- Do the Starter Group study with your group.
- After you’re done, you’ll decide whether you’d like to continue as a group.
Attend Group Launch
If you’re looking to meet others who are also interested in starting up a group, we can help!
- Sign-up for Group Launch.
- Attend Group Launch. This is a 60 or 90-minute event where you’ll find out more about small groups, meet the people in your group and have fun. You’ll also get the 6-week Starter Group study.
- Decide on the days and times you’ll meet and do the Starter Group study with your group!
- After you’re done, you’ll decide whether you’d like to continue as a group.
UPCOMING GROUP LAUNCH
Make space to grow with God! Come by and attend the next group launch!
Date: Sunday, January 26, 2025
Time: 12:45 pm – 2:15 pm (Lunch Included)
Location: Cornerstone Church Rm 101, 102
GROUP LIFE
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Relationships are at the heart of growing as a disciple of Jesus; they’re also the context in which we grow. Groups help a big church to feel small because while you can’t know everyone, in a group you can know some people. They’re a place where you can know and be known as you learn and grow with others in the community.
