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Villages
A Village is more than a small group—it’s a spiritual family on mission. Each one is a community of people who know one another, care for one another, and live together with a shared vision to saturate our city with the gospel. In a Village, faith moves out of rows and into living rooms, around tables, and into everyday life as we learn to follow Jesus together.
At the heart of every Village are The Village Rhythms—simple, life-giving practices that shape how we grow with God and one another.
We Slow Down to be present with God and each other, share Stories of what God is doing in our lives, learn from Scripture, and come to God together in Supplication through prayer. These rhythms aren’t about perfection or performance, but about forming a way of life that helps us abide in Christ and live on mission right where we are.
D-Groups
D-Groups are small groups (3-5 people) that meet regularly to pray together, discuss Scripture, help one another believe the gospel, and fight against sin.
They are meant to help you grow in authentic relationships, in order to become more like Jesus and enjoy God in all of life.
A D-Group shares a mutual commitment to a few weekly disciplines, that foster growth in our relationship with God. As we show up, God transforms us into more Biblically Rooted, Spirit Led, Relationally Minded, and Missionally Engaged people.
Equip Classes
Equip Classes are short-term, focused learning environments designed to strengthen your faith and equip you to follow Jesus with clarity and confidence.
These classes create space to grow in biblical understanding, spiritual practices, and practical theology—helping you connect what you believe to how you live.
Whether you’re building a foundation or taking a next step, Equip Classes are after transformation, not just information. Each one is designed to help you grow as a whole person—head, heart, and hands.
Through teaching, discussion, and guided practice, participants are equipped to live as mature disciples—grounded in truth, shaped by the gospel, and ready to serve and lead in everyday life.
Groups FAQs
Anyone! Our groups are full of people of diverse ages, backgrounds, and seasons of life. In joining a Village, we simply ask that you come with an open heart to understand and apply God’s truth found in the Bible.
Our groups currently meet on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Find one that works with your schedule, and check it out!
Both! D-Groups are committed to spiritual friendships that help you learn/study the Bible, and give you people to help process what you’re learning and how to live it out. You’ll also ask each other intentional questions to push each member of the group to seek God and live a holy life.
Your D-Group will select a part of the Bible and/or a book to focus on. Before gathering together, each member will prayerfully read the passage to DISCOVER God’s truth. Then, the group will gather to DISCUSS the passage and apply God’s truth to all of life.
These groups begin with the members discussing the Word and end with the members applying the gospel and sharing life together. As we learn the Bible together, grow in our understanding of the Gospel, and work to obey what we learn, we will inevitably enjoy God more, look more like Jesus, and be better equipped to fight sin and live life as God designed.
It can be either! You can meet with seriously seeking people, new believers to help them learn how to study the Bible and live out their faith, or you can meet with more seasoned believers to encourage each other and continue growing.
It depends on the goal you set as a group! Some groups want to meet for a specific amount of time, and then take what they learn and share it with others. Some groups desire to develop deeper relationships over time. Just make sure everyone in your group knows the goal!
While everyone is going to benefit from being in a D-Group, it may be helpful to designate one person as the organizer of the group – the person who will make sure you meet together regularly, and who can help guide the conversations. But...we strongly recommend sharing leadership of the discussion. This way it keeps anyone from getting too bogged down, and it gives everyone an opportunity to grow in guiding spiritual conversations.
First, that's awesome! Second, join the D-Group Orientation. It's a basic online training that gets you ready to lead a fantastic group. Once that's done, you can gather some friends (From Village, church, etc.), register your D-Group and begin.
Sometimes! If any existing groups have available space, we will connect you to one that's a good fit. But if there aren't any spaces available, you'll be "in the cue" until there's room in a new one.