You Can’t Do Life Alone
Small Groups are simply when people come together for a committed period of time for biblical encouragement and prayer. Groups meet in homes, restaurants, online and at the church throughout the week.
New Term Beginning September 27th
Let’s Grow Stronger together!
This September, we're launching one of the most exciting seasons in the life of our church—a church-wide spiritual growth campaign. Together, we'll discover what it truly means to follow Jesus as His disciples and become equipped to help others do the same.
But this journey won't happen only on Sundays. Real transformation happens in relationships.
That's why we're believing to launch 180 Small Groups this fall—120 at Atglen, 40 at Centre County, and 20 at Lancaster County. Every group represents a place where people can build authentic friendships, study God's Word, encourage one another, pray together, and take meaningful steps in their faith.
Could God be inviting you to lead one? You don't have to have all the answers—you simply need a willing heart and a desire to help others grow closer to Jesus. Whether you're opening your home or leading a Bible discussion, your "yes" could change someone's life forever.
If you've been thinking about leading a Small Group, now is the perfect time to take your next step. Join us for Small Group Leader Training and discover how simple and rewarding it can be to create a space where people experience community, spiritual growth, and life change.
Together, let's make room for hundreds of people to find friendship, deepen their faith, and become disciples who make disciples!
Sign up today for Small Group Leader Training and help us reach our goal of 180 life-giving groups this fall!
Interested in Leading a Small Group?
We would love to connect with you about options for the upcoming term.
Small Groups are vital to our church because they are a powerful way to help more people experience the freedom and life only God can offer. A common prayer at our church is for the lost to be found and for the found to be encouraged, and one of the best avenues for biblical encouragement, accountability and friendship is through Small Groups.
We have designated three semesters for small group studies: winter, spring and fall. The format for most small groups includes watching a teaching, answering discussion questions as a group afterwards and praying together. Our biggest expectations for you are commitment (to attendance and participation) and confidentiality (within your group).
As with most things, the more you invest into your small group, the more you will get out of it. We believe that through small groups, God will reveal himself to you in new ways and open your life up to new opportunities and possibilities. It's a short-term commitment with lasting benefits!