Small Groups
Life is better connected. Would you like to connect with others from Timberwood and build lasting relationships? Below is more information about our small groups. Please click below if you're interested in learning more about small groups!
Small Group Community
Vision: A setting where individuals can connect, grow and experience the life giving fellowship of Jesus Christ and other believers.
Purpose: To provide an environment outside of our corporate gatherings of Timberwood Church where individuals, couples and families can gather together in order to deepen their relationships and live out the three core values we seek to embody.
SMALL GROUP FAQ
Small Groups are groups of people who meet regularly for community and connection. Each Small Group decides the specifics of how, when, and for how long it will meet. Generally, groups will meet in someone’s home every other Sunday for about an hour and a half.
A Topical Group is specifically focused on one topic. The group commits to meeting regularly for one year for discussion. These are not classes, and there will not be a “teacher” but a facilitator to lead the discussion.
Small Groups have three parts: they share food together, talk about Jesus, and care for each other through prayer. Each group decides how to do this, whether it’s a dessert or a full meal. Whether it’s studying the Bible or reading a book together.
Each group looks a little different, but all share the same vision: connecting regularly with others in community to love and encourage each other.
Anyone, really: singles, couples, young, seasoned, and families. Each group has different roles: a facilitator who guides the discussion, a host (sometimes the same person as the facilitator) who helps create a hospitable environment, and participants who commit to growing in their love for Jesus and others together.
Click here to fill out our Small Group interest form, and someone will reach out to you soon to connect!
Small Groups have used different approaches for their kids. Some will arrange to hire babysitters, sometimes together, sometimes separately. Others have older kids entertain younger kids. Others have their kids engage in the discussion time. And still, others make it work with kids crawling in laps and across the floor!
