Life is meant to be shared because God has designed us to be influenced relationally, by His love and through others.

This is why small groups are an important ministry here at Harvest Church. In a small group you have the opportunity to do life with other people. You have the opportunity to be loved, love others and grow in your relationship with God.

Several times a year you will have the opportunity to sign up for a small group. When it comes time for small group sign ups you will need to fill out the card provided at the information center or your bulletin and leave it at the information center.

We encourage everyone to move closer to people and to God through joining a small group.

If you have any further questions regarding small groups you can email our Small Group Coordinator,  This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

COMMUNITY GROUP FAQ's

WHAT IS A COMMUNITY GROUP?
Community Groups are small groups of six married couples or eight individuals of the same gender that meet weekly in someone’s home for fellowship, Bible study, and prayer. They are for adults of all ages, stages of life, and spiritual maturity.

HOW OFTEN DO COMMUNITY GROUPS MEET?
Most groups meet weekly. Some groups meet for three weeks out of the month and either take off the fourth week or do a social activity together. Due to vacation schedules, groups consisting of married couples with children often do not meet during the summer.

HOW LONG DOES A COMMUNITY GROUP LAST?
Community Groups initially commit to meet for eight weeks as a Starter Group. After those first eight weeks, the group members decide if they want to continue meeting together for an additional 16 - 22 months. Therefore, the total duration of a typical Community Group is between one and a half to two years.

WHAT DO COMMUNITY GROUPS STUDY
Each group picks their own curriculum to study with the help of  the Groups Director.

WHAT DOES IT MEAN WHEN A GROUP “ENDS” OR  “MULTIPLIES”
During the term of the group, the group leader will train an apprentice to be the leader of the next group. At the end of the group, the leader will take half the current group, and the apprentice (after becoming an approved leader) will take the other half of the group. Then they will both add more members to their respective new groups, therefore allowing others to join groups with seasoned leaders.

HOW DO I JOIN A GROUP?
You can join a group by signing up when Community Groups sign-ups take place