Community
Groups
At Perkinsville
At Perkinsville, we want everyone to be part of a smaller group. A group is any sort of smaller-sized gathering where people can grow in relationship with one another as they grow in knowledge of and obedience to God and His Word. This can happen in men's and women's Bible studies as well as young adult's bi-weekly meetings.
What is unique about community groups?
Community groups are intergenerational by design. Although each group has its own personality, all community groups take a deeper dive into that week's sermon passage. Community groups are meant to be more like a family and to resemble the church in miniature.
Matt Depp
Tuesdays at 6pm | Meat Camp Area
Our community group is made up of people of a variety of ages and stages of life. We meet in our home which is about 15 minutes NE of Perkinsville. We start our time by eating together and hanging out. The Bible study time is a facilitated group discussion of the week’s passage. Through sharing prayer requests and life updates, we get to know one another. Come join us in our home!
Daniel Robinson and David Ott
Sundays at 9:45 am | Room 215
\We are so excited to grow in the Word together and form meaningful community. We will be meeting every week in between morning services at 9:45. One thing that is important to us is that our group is multigenerational so we are able to learn and uplift each other from all walks of life. Our prayer is that we would be able to sharpen one another as believers and love one another all while having a good time.
Spencer Hodges
Wednesdays at 6:00 pm | Room 207
We are so excited to grow in the Word together and form meaningful community. One thing that is important to us is that our group is multigenerational so we are able to learn and uplift each other from all walks of life. Our prayer is that we would be able to sharpen one another as believers and love one another all while having a good time.
Greg Reinke
Tuesdays at 6:30 pm | Deep Gap
Our group is full! Check out one of the other community groups for now.
Our group ranges from college-aged to retirees and loves to grow together, ask questions that make you think, ask questions that make you laugh, and overall live out our calling as believers. In addition to Tuesday nights, our group likes to get together for activities like game nights, BBQs, sporting events, pickleball, and hiking. We would love for you to come check us out on Tuesdays. It’ll make you smile, or we’ll give you your deposit back!​
Mike Jacobs
Mondays at 6:30 pm | Room 210
We get together and study the Word and grow in our love for Jesus and each other as we pursue after Him not just on Monday nights, but in our activities throughout the week. We stay connected and active doing hikes, game nights, and just hanging out!
Josh Rieder
Sundays at 9:45 am | Room 214
Our group ranges from Gen Z to Gen X, single and married, with and without children. We engage in conversation about life and Scripture with laughter and fellowship. If you like to eat, we meet often outside of Sundays for food and friendship.
Micah Turner
Sundays at 9:45 am | Room 204
We are a welcoming multigenerational group that trusts in Christ and strives to follow Him daily. Each week we spend time in study, fellowship, and prayer. Expect to learn through challenging discussion of Scripture and relevant topics in our faith that encourage exploration of biblical truth together.
Ed Evans
Sundays at 9:45 am | Room 207
We are a smaller group with a variety of ages. We talk about what is happening in our lives, discuss the pastor’s sermon, and share prayer requests. Our fellowship is sweet and we welcome others to share that with us.
Andy Berke
Sundays at 9:45 am | Room 213
Our group meets on Sunday morning between services at 9:45 am. As our group has grown and shifted over the past few years, one thing we have really come to appreciate is the multi-generational makeup of our group. We welcome anyone... even kids. Every week, we check in on one another and then open the Word and go over questions based on the sermon passage.