Present truths and promises of Jesus Christ to one another (in-reach evangelism).

Practice speaking our faith to one another so we can become equipped to build bridges to prospective Christians in the community (outreach evangelism).

Provide structure to involve new members in the fellowship life of the congregation.

Encourage and build Christian character.

Encourage the use of Scriptures.

Equip Christians by helping them develop their unique gifts for service in Christ's kingdom.

Learn to pray in small groups.

Pray for one another, the Church, Pastor, staff, and others.

Encourage and serve as a resource for family devotions.

Develop a closer relationship with other Christians.

Develop a sense of belonging in the church.

Develop a sense of purpose according to the designs of God.

Develop fellowship and fun with other Christians.

Meet the needs of man (emotionally, physically, socially, spiritually).

Establish "family-like" relationship with other Christians.

Each group has a facilitator (a husband and wife may serve together).

The group facilitator is to encourage visitors to the group through friendly and positive responses.

There may be a leadership training.

Each group will meet at least once a month.  More meetings can be scheduled if the group so chooses.

Groups divide when the group has 16 members.

An assistant leader should be appointed for each group.  This person may become the leader of the second group when it divides.

Care-Ciple groups are study groups; leadership duties may be rotated.

All group members are encouraged to participate.

Group members usually commit for a specific period of time (6 - 9 months).

Care-Ciple groups are meant to include study and sharing/fellowship, devoting 50% of the allotted time to each.

Select a study topic

Select a place, time, and day of the month to meet.

Notify the Care-Ciple Coordinator and advertise the above information in the Church bulletin/newsletter and this web site.