2022 Fall Small Groups

We encourage everyone to sign up for a small group this semester. Small Groups are informal gatherings for fellowship, prayer, and discussion.

Men’s Morning Prayer
+ Book Study
(Wednesdays at 6:30 AM)

Wednesday mornings (6:30 a.m.-7:30 a.m.)
for 8 weeks at Crozet Baptist Church.

Each week will pray Morning Prayer and study Introduction to the Spiritual Life: Walking the Path of Prayer with Jesus by Brant Pitre.

Begins October 5

North Garden/Ivy
(Sundays at 4:00 PM)

Topic: Fellowship and Evening Prayer

Begins September 11

Hosts: Jonathan and Rachel Yonan

Crozet
(SUNDAYS at 4:30 pm)

Topic: Fellowship and Evening Prayer

Begins September 11

Hosts: Scott and Grace Remer

EARLYSVILLE/WHITE HALL
(SUNDAYS at 4:30 pm)

Topic: Fellowship and Evening Prayer

Begins September 18

Hosts: John and Sue Calhoun

Crozet
(Thursdays at 6:30 pm)

Topic: Relationships, discussing Five Love Languages
Also, ballroom dancing!

Begins September 22

Hosts: Randy and Mary Caldejon

NEWCOMERS GROUP
(SUNDAYS AT 4:00 PM)

Open to all newcomers and anyone interested in membership. Fr. Blake will teach and lead a discussion on the Anglican Catechism.
Childcare provided.

Begins September 11

Hosts: Blake and Mary Ann Johnson

Life Together

Small Groups are a great way to connect with others outside of the Sunday worship service. By gathering together consistently, we aim for our groups to be places of genuine friendship. Small groups are also the front lines of pastoral care. So when a member has a need, the small group serves as the first responder. 

Growing Together

What do small group meetings look like? Groups gather to grow together through the practices of hospitality, prayer, study, and service. Each group will feature some combination of these three practices. During certain terms all groups will follow the same study. In other seasons, groups select a study from an approved curriculum or simply gather to say Evening Prayer together and read the Scriptures appointed for the day or upcoming Sunday. Group studies may focus on a book of the Bible, a topic, or relevant book study.