

Our Community Groups serve as the nervous system of the church. In them, the gospel is used to motivate people towards a richer relationship with God. In them, the gospel is used as a balm to apply to the wounds we incur in life. In them, the gospel is used to call and motivate people into the service of God's kingdom. In response to God's grace, people are urged to develop lives of moral beauty, integrity, and other-centeredness and to discover and use their gifts to carry out ministry both within the congregation and to the world.
Sign up below or email Lauren Brown at lbrown@centralchurchnyc.org for more information.
A Community Group is a gathering of 6 to 12 people who meet on a regular basis to study the Scriptures, pray with and for one another, and to share life with one another.
Bible studies are chances to dive into specific books of the Bible. These large group teachings typically meet for around 12 weeks with different studies offered throughout the year. Community Groups are the best way to establish intimate community with others. These groups of 6-12 people meet weekly for nine months as they discuss the sermon from the previous Sunday.
Most groups meet on a weekly basis for approximately 90 minutes in apartments across the city.
Most meetings start with a brief time of socializing followed by a discussion centered around the sermon from the previous Sunday. Central provides study guides each week to help structure the group’s time together. The meeting typically ends with a time of prayer.
You can sign up for a group using the map below or by emailing Lauren Brown, Director of Community Formation and Spiritual Care, at lbrown@centralchurchnyc.org.
The Community Group fall semester begins in September and the winter/spring semester begins in January. The start of the semester is the best time to sign up. However, you can sign up at any point during the ministry year (September-May).
No. Community Groups are a safe place to explore the claims of Christianity. Whether you’re actively committed to the Christian faith, uncertain, or exploring, Community Groups are for you!
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And let us not neglect our meeting together, as some people do, but encourage one another, especially now that the day of his return is drawing near.