GROUPS

Ready to grow as a disciple of Jesus?

Disciple Me is a short, relational class designed to help you follow Jesus more intentionally. You’ll explore the foundations of discipleship, build meaningful relationships and learn how to live on mission with Jesus in everyday life.

Offered monthly on Sunday Mornings and Wednesday evenings at the CC Mandarin Campus.

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DATE(S): Wednesdays (Starting February 11) Through May 11

START TIME: 6:30PM

ROOM NUMBER: 511 

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DESCRIPTION: If you’ve lost a spouse, child, family member, or friend, you’ve probably found there are not many people who understand the deep hurt you feel. This can be a confusing time when you feel isolated and have many questions about things you’ve never faced before. Grief Share is a friendly, caring group of people who will walk alongside you through one of life’s most difficult experiences with video segments, group discussion, and a personal workbook.  Grief Share offers the support you need to find hope, healing and fellowship with others to help you face these challenges and move toward rebuilding your life. 

LEADER(S) NAME: Steve and Doroty Constance 

DATE(S): Wednesdays (Starting February 4) Through May 6

START TIME: 6:30PM 

ROOM NUMBER: 513B 

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DESCRIPTION: This group is for women looking to be in community with other women and to  encourage discipleship with Jesus Christ.  

LEADER(S) NAME: Tracy Logan 

DATE(S): Wednesdays (Starting February 4) Through May 6

START TIME: 6:30PM

ROOM NUMBER: 513A 

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DESCRIPTION: Whether you've never been married, are divorced, or are widowed, this group will encourage you as we study God’s word together in this season through life. 

LEADER(S) NAME: Chris Lacouture  

DATE(S): Wednesdays (Starting February 4) Through May 6

START TIME: 6:30PM

ROOM NUMBER: 507A 

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DESCRIPTION: This group offers thoughtful and transparent discussions on God’s Word as presented through the weekly messages, and other studies, in an environment that encourages and strengthens men growing into who God created them to be. These discussions will prepare men to study God’s Word as we follow Him daily. You will develop new friendships as we grow in our walk with Christ. “As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another.” - Proverbs 27:1

DATE(S): Wednesdays (Starting February 4) Through May 6

START TIME: 6:30PM  

ROOM NUMBER: 507B 

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DESCRIPTION: This group offers thoughtful and transparent discussions on God’s Word as presented through the weekly messages, and other studies, in an environment that encourages and strengthens us into who God created us to be. This is a co-ed discipleship group led by Shakir Husein, one of our elders at Christ’s Church.  

LEADER(S) NAME: Shakir Husein 

DATE(S): Wednesday Mornings Weekly

START TIME: 10:00AM

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DESCRIPTION: For Ages 55 And Older

Senior Adults Study at Mandarin Campus and River City Campus:

• Coffee and fellowship   

• Worship by singing hymns    

• Bible teaching    

• Mission projects   

• Trips are taken throughout the year for fellowship and discipleship purposes

DATE(S): Second Sunday of the Month 

START TIME: 5:30PM

DESCRIPTION: This Christian Moms' Foster Care Support Group is a faith-based community dedicated to supporting and uplifting mothers who are fostering or feel called to foster children. Grounded in Christian values of compassion, love, and service, this group offers a comforting environment where moms can share their journeys, challenges, and prayer needs. Through prayer, biblical encouragement, and practical support, the group seeks to strengthen mothers’ faith and resilience as they navigate the fostering process. 

This support network provides spiritual guidance, resources, and fellowship to empower moms to reflect Christ’s love in their caregiving. Meetings often include prayer sessions, Bible study, and discussions on how faith can sustain and inspire foster mothers in their calling. The Christian Moms' Foster Care Support Group aims to cultivate a community rooted in God’s love, where mothers find hope, encouragement, and strength to serve vulnerable children with grace and compassion. 

Foster the Family meets on the second Sunday of the month from 5:30-7:30pm at the Mandarin Campus. It’s an open group without registration

DATE(S): Wednesdays (Starting February 4) Through May 6

START TIME: 6:30PM 

ROOM NUMBER: 512A 

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DESCRIPTION: No one should face cancer alone. Whether you are facing a recent diagnosis, currently undergoing treatment, or supporting a loved one through their journey with cancer, you need people. This is a Christ-centered Cancer support group where people come together around common experiences, problems, or characteristics to meet and provide each other with spiritual, emotional, and moral support, information, and guidance.   

Benefits of Joining this Cancer Support Group:   

• Seeking Christ through the various stages  

• Feeling less lonely, isolated or judged  

• Reducing distress, depression, anxiety or fatigue  

• Talking openly and honestly about your feelings  

• Improving skills to cope with challenges  

• Staying motivated to manage chronic conditions or stick to treatment plans  

• Gaining a sense of empowerment, control or hope  

• Improving understanding of a disease and your own experience with it   

LEADER(S) NAME: Jennifer and Owen Fesperman 

DATE(S): Wednesdays (Starting January 7) Through May 6 

START TIME: 6:00PM

ROOM NUMBER: CC Kids Chapel 

DESCRIPTION: The classes are free and open to people living with Parkinson’s, including those in wheelchairs, and their family and supporters. 

Parkinson's Exercise Support Group is a community-focused organization that provides a supportive environment for individuals living with Parkinson's disease to engage in physical activity and rehabilitation. The aim is to improve mobility, balance, strength, and overall quality of life through structured exercise programs tailored to the needs of Parkinson's patients. Activities may include stretching, aerobic exercises, resistance training, yoga, Tai Chi, and dance, all facilitated by trained professionals or volunteers. 

The support group also offers emotional encouragement, education about disease management, and social interaction, which can reduce feelings of isolation and promote mental well-being. Members often share experiences, coping strategies, and motivate each other to stay active and committed to their health goals. 

Participation in a Parkinson's exercise support group can significantly slow disease progression, enhance daily functioning, and foster a sense of community and empowerment among members.   

LEADER(S) NAME:  Phil Donaldson