SMALL GROUPS AT CLIFFDALE
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LOVE THE WORD. LEARN THE WORD. LIVE THE WORD.
It usually takes at least thirty days of doing something every day for it to become a habit. 40 Days in the Word will build the habits of Bible study and growth needed to love the Word, learn the Word, and most importantly, live the Word and truly love its Author! The new series 40 Days in the Word is linked to the Sunday messages. Together we’ll learn how to study God’s Word. Winter Small Groups begin the week of February 12th and run through March 24th.
Small Groups meet at church (2nd floor) unless otherwise noted
1: Sunday 7 pm (Church) - Pastor Morris & Cathy Barnett
2: Sunday 6:30 pm (Youth Bldg) – YOUTH ONLY – Julie Barnett
3: Monday 7pm (Hunter’s Crossing) - Dusty Grice
4: Tuesday 7 pm (Asbury Subdivision) - Johnny & Pat Hunter
5: Wednesday 10 am (Church) – Sylvia Maye (childcare provided)
6: Wednesday 7 pm (Denwood North) – Joe & Samantha Brazzle
7: Wednesday 7pm (Hunter’s Crossing) - Bob & Gloria Finnie
8: Thursday 7 am – (Jumpin’ Java Coffee Shop) - MEN ONLY – Pastor Morris Barnett
9: Friday 7pm (Church) - Dean Rose & DeWayne Wells
10: Saturday 9:30 am - Big Fish Club for ELEMENTARY KIDS – Sylvia Maye
Call the church office to register or click HERE
What is a small group?
A life-changing Bible study with 8-10 group members who agree to meet together for ten weeks for prayer, Bible study and mutual encouragement. Group members vary in age, life-circumstances, Biblical literacy and Christian experience. All are welcome and every attender at Cliffdale is encouraged to become a part. In Small Group, you'll get to know others in the church family, make friends, and be encouraged in your faith. Small groups meet in homes and on campus. Childcare options vary by group.
Why do I need to be in a small group?
Cliffdale Community Church's small group ministry is directly related to our core commitment to genuine relationships. It's difficult to build genuine relationships in the context of our Sunday worship service. However, in small groups we have time and opportunity to get to know one another (while they get to know us!). This is important because no one grows in their faith journey in isolation. We need other people to help us to become all that God desires for us to become.
