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It's all about discipleship!

"We proclaim Him, admonishing every man and teaching every man with all wisdom, so that we may present every man complete in Christ." - Col 1:28

Overview of Small Groups
Each Small Group meets three to four times each month and is lead by a trained Small Group Leader. Group meetings are normally two hours and include time for Bible discussion, accountability, and prayer, as well as informal times to build relationships with others in the group.

God wants every follower of Jesus to be continually growing as we worship Christ, walk with Christ, and work for Christ. Each Harvest Small Group is committed to both Mutual Ministry and Multiplication.

Mutual Ministry means that each member of the group is looking for ways to minister to the other members of the group. All groups should also be prayerfully considering a way to extend the ministry of their Small Group through

Multiplication. Multiplication means eventually forming two or more groups so that others who are not yet in Small Groups can continue to find places to connect with a Small Group.

We at Harvest are committed building not a quantity of disciples but rather with building a quality of discipleship.

The context for building quality disciples is Small Groups.

Frequently Asked Questions

“How often do small groups meet?”
Small groups meet weekly, three times a month. They meet on various days at various times, in homes throughout the area . They run all through the year.

“How long do small groups last?”
Small group meetings last for no more than two hours.

“What does a small group meeting look like?”

• Opening Time [15-20 min.] to connect with one another and the Lord.
• Applicational Bible Study [30-40 min.] to apply the truth of God’s Word to our daily lives.
• Ministry Time [30-40 min.] to pray for needs and hold one another accountable.
• Fellowship Time [15-20 min.] to build godly relationships.

“Who should join a small group?”
Small Groups are open to everyone; couples and singles, young and not so young. If you consider Harvest Bible Chapel your home, you should be in a small group.

“How do I become a small group leader?”
Most of our leaders emerge from existing small groups. Be a faithful, available, teachable small group participant and talk to your leader about becoming an apprentice.

Request to be part of a small group.