We don’t just value community, we value authentic community. What’s the difference? Well, we like to foster connections that go beyond surface-level interactions. In an authentic community, there's a genuine sense of belonging where individuals feel seen, heard, and supported. You’ll find people to encourage you, pray for you, and help you know God better. One of the best ways to experience community and find purpose is through groups.
Groups are one of the primary ways we create community and make this big church feel small. But that doesn't happen if we don't have group leaders, and we know you have what it takes. Group leaders are people who agree with what we teach here at StoneBridge, can commit to leading for a 12-week semester. That's it! Interested? Just fill out our Groups Interest form.
Being a group leader at StoneBridge doesn't mean you have to figure out everything on your own. From providing group discussion questions to giving you ideas on to break the ice for people who are new to your group - we've got you every step of the way. Check out our leader resources and reach out to your campus groups director if you have any questions along the way!
Whether you’re looking to grow as a disciple or connect with like-minded people, we have environments designed to help you take a step of faith. Every space is an opportunity for God to grow you from the inside out because discipleship happens best in relationships.
Interest-based groups are smaller gatherings focused on shared interests, hobbies, or passions, providing a space for fellowship, connection, and potentially spiritual growth.
Seeking to find a deeper connection with people and faith? Find your perfect fit. Our small group network consists of people from every walk of life, gender, and interest. Our small groups generally are made up of six to twelve members and meet regularly in homes, churches, or various locations. We would love for you to check out our small group's page and find your perfect fit.
Journey with others confronting issues such as marriage and relationship, conflicts, loneliness, depression, emotional struggles, drug and alcohol dependence, sexual issues, and physical and emotional abuse. These groups meet year-round and are for those who are looking for 12 steps, struggling with a habit or addiction, grief, divorce, or other relational issues.
Small groups gather on campus, in homes, coffee shops, and other places where people love to connect—including online. If none of the above groups were what you were searching for, you can choose the button below to see all our small groups.
Customize your search to find a group. Select the location and days that fit your life, then check out the groups meeting near you. You can even filter for groups that meet online or where kids are welcome!