[d]Groups are either 4 people of the same gender or up to 6 married couples gathering together weekly for the purpose of discipleship.
Why do [d]Groups exist?
These small groups exist to develop healthy relationships grounded in God’s Word—in an atmosphere of love and care—to draw others to Christ. Through reading God’s Word, prayer, and accountability, each group focuses on sharing what God is teaching them and living it out.
Form Your Own Group or Let Us Help You
The forms below allow you to do register your group or express interest in participating in a group. We are here to help you connect to others and stay up-to-date on resources and tips for your group.
If you have questions, please feel free to reach out to aclotfelter@sohillscc.com.
Discipleship Journal
Purchase a Discipleship Journal the next time you’re at City Station in our Resource Center.
FAQs
How do I find a [d]Group?
We’d love to help! Use the form above and we’ll help you find a group.
Anyone can facilitate a [d]Group! If you would like to be in a [d]Group, consider asking 3 other people of the same gender to join you. Once you form a group, let us know so we can help your group succeed.
How often do [d]Groups meet?
[d]Groups typically meet weekly for an hour to an hour an a haf. Groups who incorporate a meal into their meetings will have longer meetings. It is important to meet consistently. Meeting weekly builds accountability into your group.
What size should a [d]Group be?
[d]Groups should be 3 to 5 people of the same gender or up to 6 married couples. With these numbers, we have found even if someone is unable to meet a week, you still have enough people to meet and have good discussion. Groups larger than this will find it difficult to fit everything in to the time constraint and some participants may be hesitant to share or find it difficult “to get a word in.”
Where do [d]Groups meet?
[d]Groups can meet anywhere: restaurants, coffee shops, offices, homes, community centers, etc. Really anywhere you can sit and talk. We encourage [d]groups to meet in a place that is convenient for them.
What are H.E.A.R. Journals?
H.E.A.R. Journals are one of the four key elements of [d]Groups. It is simply a way of journaling each day. Highlight what stands out to you. Explain what the scripture is saying. Apply it to your life personally. Respond with prayer or action steps.