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What are Groups?

A Group is a community of three or more people who meet regularly throughout the semester to do life together — catching up, praying for one another, engaging God’s Word, and supporting each other through whatever life brings. Groups run for 6 or 12 weeks each semester, and they meet wherever works best — homes, coffee shops, online, even the golf course. Whatever the setting, the goal is the same: authentic community and real discipleship.

Interested in leading a Group?

Leading a Group means building real relationships, helping people grow in their faith, and creating a space where others can take their next step with Jesus. It doesn’t require you to have all the answers — just a willingness to show up, facilitate meaningful conversations, and point people toward Scripture and community. If you feel that nudge, we’d love to talk — fill out a short application and a member of our Spiritual Formation Team will reach out to get to know you and walk you through the rest.

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New groups launch every semester. Browse what’s currently available in Church Center and request to join anytime. 

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Every season of life is better with women who get it. Find your people, grow in faith, and be encouraged by your community.
Every season of life is better with women who get it. Find your people, grow in faith, and be encouraged by your community.
No label needed — just a desire to connect. These groups are for anyone who wants good people around them and a reason to show up every week.
No label needed — just a desire to connect. These groups are for anyone who wants good people around them and a reason to show up every week.
Parenting is beautiful and exhausting and hilarious all at once. Young Families groups are for parents who need community as much as their kids do.
Parenting is beautiful and exhausting and hilarious all at once. Young Families groups are for parents who need community as much as their kids do.
Real talk, real faith, real brotherhood. Men's groups at CTK are where iron sharpens iron — and where you'll find guys worth doing life with.
Real talk, real faith, real brotherhood. Men’s groups at CTK are where iron sharpens iron — and where you’ll find guys worth doing life with.
Whatever you've been carrying — past hurts, hard habits, or heavy seasons — you don't have to carry it alone. Find hope, healing, and a fresh start.
Whatever you’ve been carrying — past hurts, hard habits, or heavy seasons — you don’t have to carry it alone. Find hope, healing, and a fresh start.
More structured, still relational. Courses go deep on a specific topic or curriculum — great if you're a learner who wants group learning.
More structured, still relational. Courses go deep on a specific topic or curriculum — great if you’re a learner who wants group learning.
Marriage is a team sport. Come find other couples who are in it together, doing the honest work of growing closer to each other and to God.
Marriage is a team sport. Come find other couples who are in it together, doing the honest work of growing closer to each other and to God.
Your twenties are a lot. Jobs, relationships, questions, figuring out who you are — there's a group here for exactly that stage.
Your twenties are a lot. Jobs, relationships, questions, figuring out who you are — there’s a group here for exactly that stage.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is a Group?

    An ongoing group that focuses on relationships, growing together, and continued discipleship. Meets often in homes, but could meet anywhere.

  • What happens in a Group?

    Community happens. You’ll catch up on life together, pray for each other, engage God’s Word, and support each other through whatever comes.

  • When and where do Groups meet?

    Each semester, groups meet for 6 or 12 weeks and can meet in a lot of different places. Whatever works best for you, is what works. Some meet in homes, online, on campus, at restaurants, and even golf courses.

  • How long are Groups together?

    Some groups meet for a short season. Others have been together for decades. In the end, it’s up to you and your group.

  • Do groups take breaks?

    Yes. Between each semester — Fall, Spring, and Summer — groups take a break before the next season launches.

  • What is a Course?

    A short term experience with a set curriculum within our semester. Examples include Practicing The Way, Financial Peace University, and various short form Bible Classes. Usually meets on CtK premises.