We believe that the most effective way to facilitate in-depth discipleship and spiritual growth in our church is to organize ourselves into Community Groups. As the name suggests, Community Groups help us live out the gospel in loving "community" with each other. They help us build the authentic relationships and have the meaningful conversations that are the lifeblood of our church, truly being the spiritual family that we are.
Family at its best is a group of people who loves you for who you are and cares for you no matter what. And that's what we believe God has designed the church to be. He's designed it to be so much more than a place to attend once a week and exchange cordial greetings. Rather, he wants it to function like a spiritual family where people truly know each other, love each other, and care for each other’s needs. That's what Community Groups are designed to facilitate.
Every week, Community Groups meet together to do what Hebrews 10:24 instructs us to do and "stir up one another to love and good works" (click here to learn more about how relationships with other Christians help us in our walk with God).
These meetings can include a variety of different things like studying the Bible, discussing Sunday’s sermon, going through a Christian book together, enjoying a meal, celebrating a significant life event, doing a service project in the community, or simply doing something fun together.
Details for the Upcoming Semester
The Affare Community Group will meet on Tuesdays at 6:30pm in Polish Hill (near Lawrenceville) beginning January 20. Young children are welcome. Focus: Discussing and applying the passage of Scripture from the previous Sunday’s sermon.
The Guffey Community Group will meet on Fridays at 6:00pm in Carnegie beginning January 23. Young children are welcome. Focus: Discussing and applying the passage of Scripture from the previous Sunday’s sermon.
The Jordan Community Group will meet on Tuesdays at 6:30pm in Canonsburg beginning January 20. Young children are welcome. Focus: Discussing and applying the passage of Scripture from the previous Sunday’s sermon.
The Korey Community Group will meet on Thursdays at 6:30pm in Bethel Park beginning January 22. Young children are welcome. Focus: Discussing and applying the passage of Scripture from the previous Sunday’s sermon.
The Scheib Community Group will meet on Sundays at 3:00pm at the church building beginning January 18. Young children are welcome. Focus: Theological teaching and discussion suitable for believers at all levels of knowledge.
The Sikes Community Group will meet on Thursdays at 6:00pm in Mt. Lebanon beginning January 22. Young children are welcome. Focus: Discussing and applying the passage of Scripture from the previous Sunday’s sermon.
The Urbanowicz Community Group will meet on Thursdays at 6:30pm at the church building beginning January 22. Focus: A Scripture-based study of overcoming anxiety using "Knowing God's Peace" by Paul Tautges.
Map of Group Locations & Times
Groups with a RED pin meet on Sundays, groups with a PURPLE pin meet on Tuesdays, groups with a GREEN pin meet on Thursdays, and groups with a BLUE pin meet on Fridays.
Note: If you have difficulty registering via the button above, please email us at info@redeeminggracepittsburgh.com and let us know which group you'd like to join.