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!

Mike Smith
Tuesdays at 8:00am | Restaurants

This group meets on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of each month at 8:00am at a local restaurant for fellowship and to discuss various topics related to our Christian faith using resources such as RightNow Media. We will share what’s happening in our lives and support each other with insights and input as appropriate. We will also discuss what God is doing in our lives, and pray for each other, our families, community, etc.

Domenic Rocco & John Sweeney
Wednesday at 6:45pm (beginning March 1st) | Downtown Campus

12 week hybrid study (Six sessions in person and six sessions via zoom). This study is designed to empower men to exercise the God-given dominion they were created for by giving them a Kingdom understanding, vision, and perspective on their identity and responsibilities along with practical steps on how to become a man who leads his world well. There will be homework in between sessions to help us dig deeper into scripture and gain insight into what it means to be a Kingdom Man. 

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

Men's group with a focus on Bible study and discussion, fellowship and praying for each other's needs. Starting October 15th, our Fall 2022 discussion will be on Our Identity in Christ.

Amy Melder
Tuesdays at 7:30pm | Online

Women’s Bible Study - We are committed to studying God's Word and growing in community as we do so.  We meet via Zoom. 

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

Beginning April 5th will be using the book "Bad Girls of the Bible" by Liz Curtis Higgs.

Margaret Barron
Tuesdays at 7:00-8:30pm | The Pond Campus

We are a ladies' group, seeking to live out Hebrews 10:24-25.  We are using a study guide to study 1st, 2nd, and 3rd John this semester.

David Oelerich  and Karen Hutchinson 
Tuesday at 6:00-8:30 pm | Downtown Campus

We share a "crock pot" based meal and have teaching/discussions and prayer centering on moving God from the head to the heart. The process, the journey and life experiences. The conversations are real, sometimes painful/intense and often healing. This is a place to get Spiritually fed, discover community and build friendships.

Melinda Luther
Tuesday (every other) at 6:45-8:00 pm | Zoom, beginning February 21st

Join us for an online small group study in the book of Philippians.  The apostle Paul endured hardship, loss, and many difficulties, yet he writes about joy.  How was this possible?  As we study the letter he wrote to the believers in Philippi we will learn that the joy he experienced is meant for us too. No matter what we are dealing with – past pain, present trouble, or dread for the future – joy is possible.
Book:  Philippians, Living for Christ by Lydia Brownback

Dave Dussair & Jan Felo
Wednesday at 6:30pm | In person | Pond Campus

Teaching on God's mandate to reach the "nations" of the world. 

Anoli Bragdon and Brianna Lindsay 
Thursdays at 7:o0pm | Downtown Campus

This 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).

Josh & Brooke Detweiler 
First Meeting Saturday April 1st (dessert provided)| 5:00pm | In person - Pond Campus
Regularly will meet Last Friday of each month @ 6:30pm

This group is open to any young couples who are either engaged or married. Kids are welcome! This small group plans to meet monthly at the Pond Campus - to connect, grow relationships, and share experiences from a similar phase of life! We look forward to connecting with you.

John Hubbard and Drew Downen
Sundays at 6:00-7:30pm | Mont Vernon

Our fall session will be an 8 week series on the book The Gospel in Life by Tim Keller. Kids welcome.

Jenn Buczynski
Wednesdays at 7:00pm | Downtown Campus

When Helping Hurts offers a different framework for thinking about poverty and its alleviation. Rather than simply defining it as a lack of material things, the book addresses the roots of the issue: broken relationships with God, self, others, and the rest of creation.

Rico and Elsie Petrocelli
Wednesdays at 9:30-11:00am | The Pond Campus

This group is for retirees and senior adults.  A legacy is something that is passed on. What do you hope to pass onto others? How do you want to be remembered? What do you want your legacy to be?

The Scotts and The Baileys
Sundays at 6:30pm | Milford

Our purpose is to create a community amongst new families by eating and having spiritually conversation. Children are welcomed.

Divorce and separation was never what any of us intended when we entered marriage. And yet, God can and does redeem all things, including the new life that emerges from the end of a relationship. This small group will explore the good that can come from the crucible experience of divorce. This small group will meet one to two times per month for a year.

Cam Belivieau, Forrest Barwood and Olivia Goodale
Wednesdays at 7:00pm | Downtown Campus

A study of the Parables.

Jacob and Annika Swaim
Thursdays at 7:00pm | Nashua

A study of the Book of John in community.