Why should I join a group?

Groups are for believers and non-believers!

In Matthew 28:16-20 Jesus gives us what we call The Great Commision. That means the main job of Restoration Christian Church is to help people find and follow Jesus. Everything we do as a church, the goal would be that God would use it to draw (find) people to Christ or use it to help people grow deeper in their faith in (follow) Christ. If you're a believer, groups provide an opportunity to invite people (believer or non-believer) in, bring them closer together as one community, connect with others, and grow in Christ's truth.

If you're a non-believer, groups are good not only to begin learning about Christ, but to join others in this thing we call "life" and all the good/bad that comes with it. If you are undecided where to begin, we suggest starting with an interest or small group.

At Restoration we have various kinds of groups with emphasis on different parts of our mission. New groups are started as need/interest arise.

If you are interesting in attending a group, please check our calendar for groups available and when they are meeting. You can also contact us online or speak to somebody in person if you would like more information or to get directions to group.

Whether you decide to attend or not, we are praying for you!

Interest Groups

These groups provide a way for groups of people to fellowship, connection each other and connect with God through common interests or passions. Current examples of this type of group include senior's group, women's craft nights hosted by Sisters In Christ, and our Kingsmen men's ministry.

Small Groups

These are small groups of people; typically 8 or less. Where Bible study groups focus on studying the Bible, small groups focus on relationships, prayer and support. Small groups do discuss passages in the Bible; however, the focus of a small group is on fellowship with one another in Christ and providing spiritual, emotional, physical and social care to each other through prayer, discussion and support.

Bible Study Groups

These groups can vary in number from 2 or 3 up to dozens. The focus is on digging into the Word to grow deeper in understanding of God. Examples of these groups are our Sunday and Wednesday night Bible studies.