Small Groups

Spring Semester

February 2nd - April 24th

Freedom Night: Friday, April 24

Small Groups are where people experience community, find friends and freedom, take next steps, and grow.

Common Questions

How do I join a Small Group?

When the online directory is open, you can search for a group to join based on your interest and availability. From the group listing, you can join a group or reach out to the leader to ask any questions. The online directory is on our website, and you can also access it through the Cypress App.

What exactly do you do in a Small Group?

Small groups are a place for you to grow in relationships with others, through an activity or discussion. We believe God wants every person to experience abundant life here on Earth and designed us to find freedom and healing in relationship with others.

Are kids welcome/childcare provided?

You can search for groups where kids are welcome or that provides childcare using the online directory search filters. If childcare is provided, details for childcare will be included in the listing.

Interested in Leading A Group?

We’re with you every step. We have lots of great resources to make leading a group as easy as possible.
You’ll also be connected to a Coach who will be there to support and encourage you along the way.

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Complete Getting Started

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Fill out the New Group Leader Form

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Your campus group pastor will be in contact

Getting Started

Leader Interest Form

Explore our list ideas and resources to help you get started.

Explore what Freedom is all about and information on Freedom Night.

Learn More

Explore a list of books and studies on the Cypress app. Topic including studying the Bible, marriage, finances, parenting and more, or talk to the Small Group Director at your campus.

1. Download the Cypress app HERE.
2. Select RESOURCES on the home screen

You can lead a meaningful conversation with your small group around the weekly teaching with
The Weekend Teaching Discussion Guide is designed for leaders and is easy for your group to follow.

Weekend Teaching Discussion Guide

Why I love my group...

Young adults need community.

Community built on
foundational friendships.

Additional Questions?

Let us know, and we'll contact you.