At Blue Ridge, we believe that life is a team sport - best done together! Groups are a great way to meet new friends, grow in your relationship with God, and just have fun!
We have both In-Person Groups and Virtual Groups that run three times a year, for 6 to 10 weeks at a time, with one month off after each session. It's very similar to a college course schedule. Every group is BRAND NEW each session, so don't worry about being new - everyone is!
FAQ
What are Groups?
Groups are groups of 5 - 15 people who meet weekly (either virtually or in-person) around a common interest, study, or activity. They are made up of people like you who want to grow spiritually and connect with others who are heading in the same direction.
What's the point of Groups?
Groups are a place where new friendships are formed.
When do Groups start? How long do they last?
Groups start in February, June and October. Each Group session lasts between 6 - 10 weeks and then it's over.
How many Groups can I join?
You can join as many groups as you want just don't spread yourself too thin.
What about childcare?
Childcare is up to the individual group and the sign up information will indicate if a group offers childcare or not.
How do I lead a Group?
Click here for information on leading a group
What type of Group should I do?
You'll find 4 types of groups at Blue Ridge:
Activity Groups: These groups are all about fun! Whether it's bowling, fishing, riding motorcycles, shopping, movie or game night - these groups are a great place to get to know people and never have any homework!
Video Groups: These groups will select a video-based curriculum rather than a book. There are tons of great studies available from some of the best teachers in the world. Video groups are actually pretty simple. You show up, watch a video for 20 to 25 minutes, and then you participate in some fun, topical discussion. These groups typically have very little, if any, homework.
Study Groups: These groups usually use a book or a Bible study guide. There will likely be some reading or homework to do between group meetings.
"Go" Groups: If you've ever wondered how we will serve our community or support missions, this is it. While most groups organize some type of service project, "Go" Groups go out into the world and are dedicated to serve from day one.