Why Should I Attend a Small Group?

TFC Small groups exist to help you grow to full maturity in your relationship with God and others.  Ecclesiastes 4:9-10 says, “Two are better than one, because they have a good return for their work; if one falls down, his friend can help him up.”  If you are ready to connect with other people, belong to something life-changing, and grow in Christ through relationships with others, then maybe it’s time to get involved in a small group.

What is a Small Group?

A small group is typically made up of six to twelve people who meet regularly during the week to share about their lives, support one another, and study biblical truths.  Each group has a leader.  Groups meet in different locations throughout Acadiana; including coffee shops, restaurants, the church and houses.  Most groups meet weekly during evening hours, but some meet bi-weekly, such as our Tot Time Group.  Other groups meet in the morning or in the afternoon. 

Our goal is to accommodate the different needs of those in our church by offering a variety of options.  Currently, we have several different types of small groups being offered:  Men, Women, Student Ministries, Bible Studies, Prayer, Special Interest, Classes, and Fellowships. 

How Do I Find a Small Group?

Every semester we provide Orientation Sunday for you to register for any and all small groups you might be interested in.  You can then call or email the leader to get more information about the group.  You then just show up and check it out!  You can also check out the small groups offered online.  Hopefully, you will feel right at home with the first group you visit, but you may want to visit several groups before you find the group that is right for you.