Like the first century Christians, we place great importance on building deep and meaningful relationships with others who are journeying to Christ.

They worshiped together regularly at the temple each day, met in small groups in homes for communion, and shared
their meals with great joy and thankfulness, praising God. The whole city was favorable to them, and each day God
added to them all who were being saved.
Acts 2:46-47

People can easily feel a bit disconnected from a church. They can attend church, be part of a large crowd, but never really get involved, make friends, develop their spiritual gifts or be accountable in a practical way. Being part of a Life Group provides the opportunity to fulfil these important elements of church life. Life Groups are the heartbeat of our congregation, and whenever there’s a gathering, it is a time of home-based fellowship which usually involves a meal, prayer and fun.

Life Group leaders are also available to pray, visit, counsel and support their members. We would therefore encourage everybody to not only attend church services, but to also be active with a Life Group.