Life Groups are where you find your people.
We believe that life – especially the spiritual life – is a team sport. Life Groups are small gatherings of friends who support and encourage one another. They explore and apply biblical principles and share their lives.
No matter where you are on your spiritual journey – just beginning to explore faith or have been following Jesus for years – joining a Life Group is the best thing you can do to grow in your relationship with Jesus.
Here at Christway we give you the opportunity to be in Life Groups on Sunday Mornings, Tuesday Mornings, and Wednesday Nights.
We also have classes for the Toddler and Preschool Class and Students during all Life Groups except Tuesday Morning's.
Sunday Mornings Tuesday Mornings Wednesday Nights
9:30 a.m. 10:00 a.m 6:30 p.m.
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Sunday Morning's
The Young Adult Class is studying C.S. Lewis'
"Screwtape Letters."
They meet in our Education Building.
The Adult Class meets in the Fellowship Hall and they are studying the book of Romans.
Tuesday Morning's
The class meets at 10:00 a.m. in the Fellowship Hall. The Study is about the heroes and people in the Bible.
Wednesday Night's
The Women’s Class is taught by Karen Barnes. The Study is called "Enough"and is a study from the Book of Colossians. It is a chance for women to discuss and explore Scripture together, to re-center their lives on Christ, and to encourage each other to live out our faith. It will be a discussion class for women to openly discuss the Scriptures and making them relevant to their lives. This class meets in our Education Building.
"Disciples Path” is taught by Barry Clanton and is a 6-week study. Disciples Path is a series of resources founded on Jesus' model of discipleship.
It was intentionally created to make disciples who make disciples. Through its design and structure, every session emphasizes four key attributes of the disciple's path: progressive, relational, disciplined, and replicable.
These are confusing times for many Christians. Traditional biblical values are not only rejected; it seems as if they're attacked on every front. It's all happened at warp speed, leaving many of us spiritually and culturally disoriented or even fearful, frustrated, and angry. How can we spiritually survive in an increasingly spiritually hostile environment? And is there any hope for the next generation?
This class meets in our Education Building.
