Freedom groups exist for a variety of reasons, including providing a space for people to connect with others who share similar interests, to learn and grow in a specific area of interest, and to build community and support networks. Joining a small group can be incredibly beneficial, as it allows you to connect with others who share your passions and interests, provides opportunities for personal growth and development, and offers a sense of belonging and community. Overall, joining a small group can be a great way to expand your horizons, connect with others, and build meaningful relationships that can last a lifetime.

Free People | Wes & Mia Lovins

Thursday Nights at 7

Free People is a College & Career Group where young individuals embark on a transformative journey of learning and growth in their faith, guided by leaders Mia and Wes Lovins. Through the teachings of God and Christ, this group provides a supportive community for spiritual development and equips members with the tools necessary to thrive in their educational and professional pursuits.

Thrive | Darlene Hacker

Monday Nights at 7

Thrive is a book study designed to help women deepen their relationship with God and grow in their faith. Through weekly meetings and thoughtful discussion, participants will explore key biblical concepts and learn practical ways to apply them to their daily lives.
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WOW Women | Brenda Johnson

Monthly, First Saturday at Noon

WOW Women is a small group that brings women of all ages together to fellowship and learn about Jesus. The group's name, Women on the Wall, signifies the idea of women supporting and encouraging one another in their walk with Christ. In addition to sharing their faith, members of WOW Women enjoy a variety of activities such as thrift shopping and dining out. Whether you're looking to deepen your faith or just connect with other women, WOW Women is a welcoming and uplifting community that offers a fun and meaningful way to spend time with others.

Want to start a group?

Starting a small group is easy - simply gather a few friends or acquaintances who share a common interest or goal and choose a regular meeting time and place. You can use social media, email, or word of mouth to spread the word and invite others to join. With a little bit of planning and organization, your small group can become a valuable source of community and connection for everyone involved.