We are not meant to do life alone.
The weekend service can be an inspiring and challenging experience, but it can’t fulfill the need we have for community. We need others around us to be fully known, celebrated and challenged toward living like Jesus.
Because we want to grow in relationship with God and in friendship with one another by really "doing life together," there are dozens of groups all over the eastside designed to help build community and connections at Northshore. So what are you waiting for? Get in Community. And let us know if we can help.
What is a Small Group?
Small Groups are typically 6-13 people who gather together regularly to meaningfully connect with God and each other. These groups are for people of all stages of life and relationship with God. Wherever you are on your spiritual journey, being in relationship with others is important for your spiritual growth. The purpose of Small Groups is to live life alongside one another to deepen our love and understanding of God and our obedience to Him, to learn to love each other well, and to express this love to others beyond our groups.
Small Groups at Northshore:
We look forward to you being part of what God is doing through Small Groups here at Northshore. There are three opportunities during the year to get involved in a small group, with sign ups before and after Sunday services.
- Fall registration for Groups is open three weeks in September.
- Winter registration for Groups is open three weeks in January.
- Spring registration for Groups is open the three weeks leading up to Easter.
Taste of Small Group
If you’re new to community or just want to check out what a small group is all about, you may want to consider Taste of Small Groups. It’s just that–a chance to get a taste of what group life is all about. It meets on campus in room 212/213 Thursday nights at 6:30 pm starting February 9. Come prepared to meet some new people and go deeper in our relationship with God.
Lead A Group
We would love to have you host a group. If you are interested, take a look at the Small Group leadership page and find out how.
