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! For more information or questions, contact Baleta McKenzie, (212) 686-2770 ext 219
2024-2025 Small Groups
Worth Fighting For
We discuss John Pavlovitz latest book "Worth Fighting For".
Please secure your own copy of the book here.
Meets Online via Zoom, Wednesdays, June 26 and July 10 & 17 at 6:00pm. For questions, contact Baleta McKenzie.
Daniel: Way More than a Lion Tamer
In preparation for Marble’s trip to see the production of “Daniel” at Sight and Sound, Dr. Julie Faith Parker will teach a three-part series on this biblical book.
June 4 – Daniel: The Bible’s Vegan Boy
This session will provide an overview to the entire book of Daniel, and then focus on the first chapter. Did you know that Daniel is introduced to readers as a child? Who only eats vegetables??? Our series begins with these surprises as we begin our exploration of this fascinating and startling book.
June 11 – Hot Enough for You?
Our class this evening continues with a focus on one of the Bible’s most famous stories: Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, found in Daniel chapter 3. But where is Daniel? And why are these three believers thrown into a fiery furnace? Come to find out.
June 18 – Lions and Writings and Prayers: Oh my!
Why do we speak of “the writing on the wall”? See Daniel chapter 5. And what are the overlooked gruesome elements of Daniel in the lions’ den? See Daniel chapter 6. And why does the book of Daniel get even more perplexing in its remaining chapters? Join us as we conclude our study on perhaps the most dramatic book of the entire Bible.
Meets Online via Zoom, Tuesdays, June, 4, 11 & 18 at 5:30pm. For questions, contact Baleta McKenzie.
