Adults
Circle Groups
Because Circles are better than rows
Circle Groups are a place where friendships are formed, meals are shared, fun is had and relationships are built for good. Growing in our faith is best done in a community where you can build intentional friendships with people who have the same goal.
That’s what Circle Groups are about: growing deeper in your faith with those you enjoy being around.
Circle Groups are a great way to connect, serve and grow in gatherings smaller than Sunday mornings. In a Circle Group, you are typically with people in the same stage of life and area of town, meeting regularly to pursue spiritual growth, fun, and healthy relationships.
Circle Starter Group
Join our Circle Starter Group on Sunday mornings before the service! This is a great opportunity to experience what a Circle Group is all about, connect with others, discuss the previous week’s sermon using the discussion guide, and grow together in faith.
As relationships develop, there’s also an opportunity for new Circle Groups to form from within the Starter Group—making it a great first step toward finding community at Circle.
Sundays @ 9:15 – 10:15 am in the Chapel
2026/27 Session Dates
- Fall Session: September 20 to December 6
- Winter Session: January 10 to March 21
- Spring Session: April 4 to June 13
UPCOMING EVENTS
Join our Circle Starter Group on Sunday mornings before the service! This is a great opportunity to experience what a Circle Group is all about, connect with others, discuss the previous week’s sermon using the discussion guide, and grow together in faith. As relationships develop, there’s also an opportunity for new Circle Groups to form from within the Starter Group—making it a great first step toward finding community at Circle.
A friendly, caring group of people who will walk alongside you through one of life’s most difficult experiences
The Journey Begins is a 9-week group program running from October 7 - December 9, offering a safe, supportive space to explore how trauma, neglect, and betrayal impact emotional and spiritual health. Rooted in Biblical principles, Journey Groups help participants find healing, connection, and a fresh perspective—deepening relationships with God, others, and themselves through honest storytelling and reflection.
