Small Groups gather together to form relationships and learn more about Jesus. Most small groups include around 8-16 people. During their meetings, they study the Bible, pray, worship, find ways to serve the community, and have fun together. Each group has a leader that facilitates the group.

Our Small Groups

Skoglund
​Small Group

When: Fridays at 7PM
Where: Southeast Muncie
Childcare provided? ​Yes
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Skoglund/Hall
​Women’s Small Group

When: Wednesdays at 6:30PM
Where: Southeast Muncie
Childcare provided? ​No

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Ferguson/Meadows
​Small Group
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When: Thursdays at 6:30PM
Where: ​Muncie Civic Theatre
Childcare provided? No

Britt Small Group

When: Saturdays @ 6PM
Where: Downtown Muncie
​Childcare provided? No

John Bunch Small Group

When: Sundays at 9:30AM
Where: Muncie Civic Theatre
Childcare provided? Yes
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Koontz Young Adult Small Group

When: Saturdays at 10am
Where: West Muncie
Childcare provided? No

Facebook Small Group

When: Anytime!
Where: Anywhere!

This is an online group that you can participate in around your schedule.

Moms Group
Rebekah Keith

When: Wednesdays at 6PM
Where: Muncie Civic Theatre
Childcare provided? Yes

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Duckworth
Women’s Small Group

When: Sunday at 9:30AM
Where: Muncie Civic Theatre
Childcare provided? No
We’re studying: The Case for Heaven by Lee Strobel

Truesdale/Lemna Men’s Group​
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When: Wednesday @ 6PM
Where: The Jar Ministry Center
​Childcare provided? No

Stinson Small Group​

When: ​Monday @ 6:30PM
Where: Muncie Civic Theatre
​Childcare provided? No

GriefShare​ ​

When: Tuesdays at 2:00PM
Where: The Jar Ministry Center
Childcare provided? No

Sunday Night Small Group
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When: Sundays at 5:30pm
Where: Muncie Civic Theatre
Childcare provided? No

Why should I join a small group?

We believe that life change happens best in the context of a small group of people (Hebrews 10:24-25, Luke 6:12-13, Acts 2:44-46). In these communities we are to be the church to one another and demonstrate the church to a watching world as we live out the "one another" commands of scripture.

We must be a church of small groups rather than a church with small groups, committed to the value of every member being cared for in a community that will love and prompt him or her to grow. When you can get together regularly with the same group of people where you are known, loved, celebrated and served, that's when you are really experiencing church the way God intended it.