One Another groups are our way of making church feel like family. These seasonal, short-term groups meet in homes to share a meal and meaningful conversation. Whether we’re diving into a Bible study or discussing the most recent sermon, the goal is simple: to get to know one another and grow together. If you are new to the church or looking to deepen your connections, there is a seat at the table for you.

​

In the New Testament, the Greek phrase allelon, meaning "one another," appears dozens of times. It isn't just a suggestion; it’s the heartbeat of how the early church functioned. We call these groups One Another groups because they are designed to be the living, breathing environment where those commands actually happen. It is easy to attend church without ever being truly known. In a home, over a meal, we move from being a crowd to being a family. We "bear one another’s burdens", "pray for one another", and "stir one another up to love and good deeds" (Galatians 6:2; James 5:16; Hebrews 10:24).