Small Groups
Our Small Groups are designed to be missional, transformational, and relational. They change us, help us grow, and get us to go out and do good in the world.
In Matthew 18:20 Jesus says, For where two or three are gathered in my name, I am there among them.
Questions & Information
Small Groups typically consist of 8-12 people who commit to dig deeper into their faith and their faith journeys together as a group. How did you hear about these Small Groups? Please let us know!
Please note times and dates are subject to change. For more information or questions, contact Baleta McKenzie, (212) 686-2770 ext. 434.
2025 Small Groups
12 Habits of a Reconciler by Rose Castle Foundation
Online via Zoom Thursdays, at 6:00pm - Register
In Person Mondays, at 6:15pm - Register
Led by Rev. Susanah Wade and others who went to the UK for training. Learn tools to help navigate through change, chaos, and conflict. Habits include: Curiosity, Empathy, Vulnerability, Creativity & more. Meets twice monthly thru July. These are stand-alone sessions, attend when you can.
Thought Conditioners
Online via Zoom Thursdays, March 6 - April 10, 12:00pm - Register
Led by Dr. Elise Brown. We explore the 40 spiritual phrases by Dr. Peale that can change the quality of your life. Read, memorize, and discuss scripture related to each Thought Conditioner.
Books Discussion "Daphne Du Maurier"
Online via Zoom Wednesdays, April 23, May 7 & 21, and June 4 & 18, 6:00pm - Register
Led by DeeDee Delacroix. Inviting you to come and take a walk through a Gothic time, full of innuendo, intrigue, smoke & mirrors, truth & lies and never knowing exactly where we are from page to page.
The two books being covered will be: Daphne Du Maurier by Margaret Forster ( Biography of D. Du Maurier) and My Cousin Rachael by Daphne Du Maurier.
“Beloved” King David – Learning from this Leader
Online via Zoom Mondays, April 28, May 5 & 19, 12:00pm - Register
Led by Dr. Julie Faith Parker. In a world where standards of leadership seem to be changing quickly, this class looks at the Bible for some ancient perspective. David’s name means “beloved,” and he lives up to it in many ways. Known as a gifted musician, a gentle shepherd, the composer of psalms, a successful family man, and a brave warrior, David is Israel’s greatest king. But underneath this shiny surface, so much more happens. In this three-part series, we’ll explore David’s story and discuss what we can learn (from what he does and does not do!) about faithful leadership.