We believe it's important for all people to be in intentional, Christ-centered community with others. We would love to help you get connected to one of our small groups! Questions on Small Groups? Contact John Dorr

Aaron Lavespere
Tuesday at 6:30am- 7:30am | Panera Bread / North Nashua

All men are welcome to join this new 11-week series, The Common Rule by Justin Whitmel Earley. Earley is a lawyer, author and speaker from Richmond, VA. He graduated from the University of Virginia with a degree in English Literature before spending four years in Shanghai, China, as an evangelical missionary.
Beginning with "Discovering the Freedom of Limitations," we will honestly examine the daily habits and rhythms that shape our hearts, often without even realizing it.

Bob Berkman 
Thursday at 6:30pm- 8:15pm | Pond Campus - Next Gen Room 

"Befriend" - create belonging in an age of judgement, isolation and fear.

Is real friendship too risky? We live in a world where real friendship is hard to find. Suspicious of others and insecure about ourselves, we retreat to safety of our small, self-made digital worlds. Jesus models a much richer vision of friendship. Pastor and teacher Scott Sauls invites us to see the breadth of Christ’s love toward people we often avoid. In this six-session series, you’ll learn principles for befriending those around you with the love of Jesus.  Yes, it’s true, real friendship is costly. Love does make us vulnerable. But without risk, our lives remain impoverished. Learn what it means to be a good friend in an age of judgment, isolation, and fear.

Bob Wherry and Don Mitchell
Saturdays at 8:30am | Pond Campus & Zoom

The Saturday morning men’s group meets to learn about God and to draw closer to Him through the study of the Bible. We will be studying the Old Testament books which come from a time known as the Second Temple Period: the books of Ezra, Esther, Haggai, Zechariah, Nehemiah, and Malachi.

Donna Plourde & Nancy Cummings 
Mondays at 6:30pm - 8:00pm | Downtown Campus

In this thirteen week Bible study on the second half of John (chapters 13-21), we will take a fresh look at Jesus. Join us and establish, deepen or renew your faith in the One who offers true meaning, true belonging and true life.

 Pam Osgood & Gaile Flight
Tuesdays at 9:30am | Pond Campus

Beginning September 15th
Join us for this Women’s Bible Study as we grow deeper in our relationship with Jesus, encourage one another, and build meaningful community with women of all ages and stages of life. We will be studying Aging With Grace by Sharon W. Betters & Susan Hunt. There is a $13 fee for the book, which will be collected on the first day. Childcare is available.

Dorothy Pullo & Nancy Smith
Tuesdays at 6:45pm-8:00pm | Zoom 

This is a study of Andrew Murray's book "Abiding in Christ". The group is for mature women who desire to draw closer to Christ in their spiritual walk.

Breanna Gunderman
Tuesdays at 7:00pm - 8:30pm | Meets bi-weekly | Londonderry

Shirley Paquette 
Wednesdays at 10:00am-12:00pm | Hudson 

Beginning on September 2nd
We will be using the book : Experiencing God in Everyday Life by Richard, Mike, Daniel Bllackaby (Book available at Amazon) The Experiencing God in Everyday Life is a study that will focus on spiritual maturity.  A spiritual mature life that develops a deep, abiding relationship with God. The study will also remind us that God is at work in the valleys of our life, our mundane everyday routines and the "mountaintop" days. Please join us as God invites us to experience Him in every aspect of our lives

Margaret Barron
Tuesdays at 6:30-8:00pm | Pond Campus

In our group we seek to spur one another on toward love and good deeds and to encourage one another. (Hebrews 10:24-25) Throughout the year, we work through various studies. When you contact us via the registration link, you will get information regarding our current study.

Derek Santos  
Sunday at 8:00-9:30 am | Downtown Campus

We welcome all who want to join us at our Words of Freedom Ministry, where we  get to know Jesus and each other every Sunday before the 10 AM service.

This is an open door study and fellowship group at the Downtown campus. 

Ray & Joanne Faucher
Tuesday at 7:00 - 8:15 | Greenville, NH

We are studying the book of John. Group members will experience the blessing of increased personal discipleship and community with each other.

Kailie & Daniel Perez
Wednesday at 7:00 - 8:15 | Chelmsford, MA

Whether you’re newlyweds or have a few years (and maybe a few kids) under your belt, our Young Married Couples Small Group is a space to grow in faith and friendship. We meet twice a month—every other week.  Building community through Bible study, prayer, and honest conversations about marriage, faith, and life…and a few potlucks for sure! All young married couples are welcome—with or without kids! Let’s grow together, one gathering at a time.

Joe Grable & Bob Berkman
Wednesday 7:00pm | Hollis area

This  Small Group is focused on connection through uplifting fellowship, prayer, and growing together through a variety of topical Bible studies. We meet every 2 weeks from 7:00-9:00pm. 

Mike & Katie Lynch
Thursday at 6:30PM | Meets Bi-weekly | Pepperell/Nashua

This  50’s and older Small Group is all about creating  a close knit community through encouraging one another to follow Jesus through prayer, Bible study and
serving others together. We meet every 2 weeks at each others home.

Zach and Heather Oliver
Wednesday at 7-9pm | In-person | Pond Campus

This co-ed group is for adults in their 30's and 40's, single or married, with no kids (Single Income, No Kids and Double Income, No Kids). We focus on building a purposeful community among a group of dedicated members and strengthen our faith using Bible-based studies and reflection questions. In addition, we plan periodic social events to bring everyone together.

Alex Oliver
Thursday at 7-9pm | In-person | Pond Campus

This co-ed group is for adults in their late 20's through their 40's, single or married, with no kids (Single Income, No Kids and Double Income, No Kids). Each semester we read a book that wrestles with faith — last spring, C.S. Lewis's The Screwtape Letters — and discuss questions we write ourselves, following the conversation wherever it leads, including the harder questions, as we build community and strengthen our faith. In addition, we plan periodic social events to bring everyone together.

Zachery Oliver
Thursday at 7:30pm | Pond Campus

Join us as we read interesting, challenging and (sometimes) controversial books relating to Christianity, spirituality, and theology. Come with an open mind and a willingness to discuss deep topics.

Logan Van Itallie
Tuesdays at 7pm | Starting September 22nd | Pond Campus

What does Revelation actually have to say to us today? Join us as we walk through the final book of the Bible and discover the glory of Jesus, the faithfulness He calls His people to, and the hope we have in His ultimate victory. Together, we’ll wrestle with some of Scripture’s most mysterious passages while keeping our eyes fixed on the promise at the heart of Revelation: Jesus wins, and He is coming again.

Jacob Swaim
Tuesdays at 7pm | Starting September 22nd | Pond Campus

What does it look like to follow God when the future feels uncertain? Join us for Courageous Faith, a Bible study through Joshua. Together, we’ll explore courage, purpose, obedience, community, and trusting God through seasons of transition. Whether you’re seeking direction, growing in your faith, or looking for meaningful connection, this study invites you to take your next step with God—alongside others doing the same.

Anson Thibault
Tuesdays at 7pm | Starting September 22nd | Pond Campus

No one has ever spoken like Jesus. In this small group study, we'll dig into Matthew 5–7 and discover that the Sermon on the Mount isn't just good advice, it's an invitation into a whole new way of life. Join us as we sit at the feet of the greatest teacher who ever lived, and let His words shape how we love, pray, and follow Him.

Shane Gagnon and John Chou
Tuesdays at 7pm | Starting September 22nd | Pond Campus

Does our experience of church today reflect the picture we see in Scripture?In Letters to the Church, Francis Chan challenges the modern church with a simple but difficult question: Are we actually living as the church? Our goal is to examine our own Christian lives and move beyond simply being church consumers toward becoming active, faithful members of the body of Christ. We will be challenged not to stay the same. Instead we will grow as disciples, serve with love and humility, pursue deeper community, and become the kind of church Christ calls us to be. (Books Provided)