GroupLink is an hour and one half event where you come to connect with people in your same stage of life and area of town to form a community group.
Community groups are small groups of six married couples or eight individuals of the same gender that meet weekly in a group member's home for fellowship, Bible study, and prayer. They are for adults of all ages, stages of life, and spiritual maturity.
What to Expect at GroupLink:
When you arrive at GroupLink, you will be directed to the check-in area, where you will sign in and receive your nametag. The evening is divided into five segments (a little more detail about each segment is below).
Preview
To wrap up the evening, each group will sit back, relax, and get to know each other a little bit better. You'll have some fun with some "icebreaker questions" and plan your first social event.
Community groups are small groups of six married couples or eight individuals of the same gender that meet weekly in a group member's home for fellowship, Bible study, and prayer. They are for adults of all ages, stages of life, and spiritual maturity.
What to Expect at GroupLink:
When you arrive at GroupLink, you will be directed to the check-in area, where you will sign in and receive your nametag. The evening is divided into five segments (a little more detail about each segment is below).
Preview
- During the first part of the evening, you'll receive a warm welcome from the event host and a quick overview of what to expect.
- The 30-Minute Mingle is an opportunity to meet others who live in your area of town. You'll have to put in a little effort to meet a few new folks, but it will be well worth it! You'll spend time in conversation and getting to know people. Potential groups begin to take shape and friendships begin to form.
- During the Group Formation, you will get better acquainted with the new people you've met and begin to form a group.
- During the Vision Cast segment, you will learn a little about what to expect from a community group experience. You'll watch a video that takes a humorous look at what a community group is and what it isn't.
To wrap up the evening, each group will sit back, relax, and get to know each other a little bit better. You'll have some fun with some "icebreaker questions" and plan your first social event.