small groups
SMALL GROUPS AT GREENWOOD

WHEN DO GROUPS MEET AND WHO LEADS THEM?

Small Groups meet on various weekday evenings during the fall, winter and spring months.  Each group is lead by a trained Small Group leader.
 

HOW DO I JOIN A SMALL GROUP?
Joining a small group is easy. Click here and let us know the group you would like to join or call a leader directly.


Moms & Tots

A time of fellowship for mothers and their children at the church. 

Evergreen

A sermon based small group led by Pastor Tim Hawman at the church.

Fit and Free

A time of fellowship during a fitness class run by certified personal trainer Holly Starra.


Frequently asked questions about Small Groups...

1. What is a Small Group?
A Small Group is made up of 8-12 people who meet weekly to study, to share, and to support one another in their Christian lives. Each group is led by a trained leader and a typical meeting lasts for an hour and a half, followed by refreshments.

2. Why are Small Groups Important?
At Greenwood, we consider Small Groups to be a central part of our ministry. Small Groups are designed to be the place where change in sin habits, attitudes and character take place. Small groups are the place where we can encourage, support, and challenge one another to deepen our relationship with Christ.

 

3. What Will We Study?
The studies are based on Pastor Tim's weekly messages. Most of our Small Groups are built upon a "Lecture‑Lab" model. If you imagine the Sunday morning sermon as a lecture on Christian living, then the Small Group meeting is a lab where you get to roll up your sleeves and discuss how the sermon works out in real life. Each week there will be a series of Bible passages and questions to study and complete before your meeting. You'll notice that homework is included on the back of a sermon note sheet which you will find in your bulletin beginning next week. 
 

4. How Long Does A Group Last?

We have groups running throughout the year.  At the end of each session, you have the choice of staying in the same group, trying a new group, or even taking a break. Our desire is that groups will stay together throughout the entire year.

 

5. What About Childcare?

We leave it up to each family to work out their own childcare. Sometimes it works best for families to share a baby sitter or to swap childcare with another family whose Small Group meets on a different evening.