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What Do We Do?
Small Church Communities help persons grow in living their faith, as they reflect on God’s Word and apply it to their lives in the context of the world around them. In each of the Small Church Communities, Christian community building takes place through the bonds that are formed as a result of this faith sharing. Participants come to understand how scripture still speaks to their lives in the modern world today, and how it calls them to respond to the people and experiences that touch their lives.

What Training is Involved?
No special skills are needed to belong to a Small Church Community--only a desire to become more in tune with scripture and how God is active throughout our lives.

Time Commitment
It is up to each group to determine how often they would like to meet. Some meet once a month, while others meet twice a month or even weekly. Most Small Church Communities meet in members’ homes, though others meet in the Parish Ministry Center. Each member receives a guidebook, which is used for the evening’s reflection. New members may form a new group or join an existing group.

For more information, contact Pat Aschom 847-885-7700 x104.