Summer Small Groups
This summer, we invite our small groups to consider some intentional, pace-options with their groups that will encourage members to cultivate more relational time together. Here are a few main reasons why we are strongly encouraging this approach.
1) Soul care & spiritual renewal for the leader.
2) Coaching, training and mentoring for the leader(s).
3) Time to drive depth with relationships of group members.
4) Development of spiritual growth as a group.
This summers pace-option list for small groups will begin June 4 and go through August 20.
The Romans SG Curriculum will be provided through June 25.
Curriculum will not be provided July 2 – August 13.
Life is better together!
We have three kinds of small groups at The MET - women, men and everyone groups. At The MET, we define a disciple as someone following Jesus, being changed by Jesus, and committed to the mission of Jesus. Being in a small group helps us grow in our relationship with God and each other.
We'd love to come alongside you and help you find a group that's the best fit for you. Click the button below to connect with a leader from our Small Groups team.
Small Group FAQ's
Small Groups meet weekly in homes or other locations around town. Each group has a leader and an apprentice who lead the group through a biblically-based discussion. Groups vary in size but are common in purpose. They exist to help people experience a meaningful relationship with God and others. You can expect a warm, welcoming environment, great conversation, and the opportunity to grow spiritually.
Every group is different. We want to help you get connected to the right one, so make sure to let us know if you would like to join a group with childcare. Some of our groups split the costs for a babysitter, some don’t offer any type of childcare, and some make other arrangements.
Groups primarily meet in homes. We can help you find a group near you. Every group chooses its own day and time to meet. Browsing through the online listing, you’ll see those details for every group.
There is no set amount of time to stay in a small group. The goal is experiencing meaningful relationship with God and others. As people within each group do grow and mature spiritually, we encourage them to step out and lead a new group. We call this ‘branching.’ Branching is highly encouraged and celebrated in our groups. Doing so makes room for more people to get in a group. It’s also a great way to live out The Great Commission (Matt. 28:18-20)
Small groups aren’t bible studies. However, the bible is integral in the group experience. Curriculum is provided for each group.