About Our Groups

What to expect

Develop meaningful relationships

Joining a group provides an opportunity to create deeper and more meaningful relationships. By taking time time to connect, you will find encouragement, support, and create lasting relationships with others.

Grow in your faith

Stepping into a group is stepping into an environment of discipleship. You will learn, discuss, and study content that will grow your knowledge of Jesus and his life. But you will also be equipped and encouraged as you actually live out what you are learning.

Make an impact

As we grow in our faith, we also seek to invest in others. Being a part of a group is a great way to serve others through your story, your gifts, and the chance to walk alongside others in their journey.

Types of groups

Formation Groups

Becoming more like Jesus is a lifelong process. Formation Groups are designed to help us attend to the growth that we feel God is leading us into. And we believe that this journey is best when we do it alongside others. From topic, age, or gender specific focuses, you’ll find a variety of groups that will help you move toward Jesus and find community. These might include:

Practicing the Way

Short-term spiritual formation courses.

Bible or Book Studies

A chance to dive into a topic you want to press into.

Gender or Age-Specific Groups

Targeted for a specific demographic.

Kingdom Communities

These groups are communities of people oriented around a specific way of actively joining God’s work in the world. The key is that there is always an outward focus. The content and meeting rhythms are designed for learning, discerning, and serving in an area the group feels called to invest in.

Sermon Discussion

These groups are a great first step into community. You’ll get to know other people as you share how God is speaking to your actual life through the weekend service. They often start off as 6 or 8 week commitments, but we love it when people in the group want to continue meeting and doing life together!

Interest Groups

Our interest groups are a great way to connect with others who enjoy the same things you do! These are casual get togethers and can cover a wide range of interests. Join in on something you already enjoy or try something new. The goal is to find your people!

Leadership Intensive

These groups are 1 year long commitments to learn what it means to hear and respond to God in your normal life and help others to do the same. There is a lot of content and homework between sessions, and you need to be willing to be vulnerable with God, yourself, and others. Because of the high commitment and relational levels, people are typically invited into these. However, if you think this sounds like something God might be inviting you into, you can join a waitlist.

Take the next step and find a community to join.

Find a group

Common Questions

Have a question about groups?

If you have questions or need help finding a group, you can reach out to us at

office@crosspointwi.com

What is a group?

Following Jesus is not meant to be a solitary journey. We were created to live out our faith in community. Joining a group is one way to connect with other people and experience the transformation that can come through following Jesus with other people.

How do I join a group?

First, find a group that is of interest to you. When you find one, you can click the button to "Request to Join". When you request to join, you will be reaching out directly to the group leader, who will be in touch with you.

What happens during a group meeting?

Each group will be a little different, but generally will include time for connection with others, discussion, learning about a topic, and following through with a practice to live into through the week.

Can I lead a group?

If you feel God is prompting you to lead a group, we're here to help and support you! Reach out to us and we would love to come alongside you to make your group successful and open it up to our church.

About our groups

Living a life on mission

together.

Why do we gather?

Getting started

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