Prayer and God’s Word serve as food for the body of Christ. Fellowship, on the other hand, is its lifeblood. Without godly relationships, we cannot be the people God calls us to be. But when we commune with each other, in some mysterious way we commune with Christ—and we become Christ-like.

SMALL GROUPS

If fellowship is the blood that circulates through the body of Christ, then the small group is the blood vessel. We ask that everyone who wants to be a part of Christ’s body at LMCC participate in a small group.

What are Small Groups?
LMCC Small Groups consists of six to twelve people who meet regularly for grace (sharing our lives through prayer), growth (committing to some kind of biblical study), and goofing off (having fun).

What do they look like?
Every small group is different. While some groups focus more on relationship-building (grace), others may focus on Bible study (growth) or cooking—and eating—a gourmet meal (goofing off). The variations are limitless!

What do they do?
Apart from the benefit of being connected to one another, Small Groups also mobilize our people for works of service. They can serve as a team of greeters, host area LMCC events, even engage in neighborhood outreaches. Every LMCC Small Group participates in at least one outreach every year.

If you have an idea for a new small group or if you would like to get connected with an already existing one, contact Fran Eckhardt at
feckhardt@lomcc.org.