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Journey Group FAQ's:

When do Journey Groups normally meet?

Most of our groups currently meet on Sunday or Wednesday nights.

What is the purpose of Journey Groups?

JG’s are small (normally 6–12 people) group environments with the purpose of growing in friendship, faith in God, and mission.

Where do they meet?

Most meet in homes. Some meet in restaurants, coffee shops, or other public places.

What does a Journey Group look like?

Groups may gather based on geography, generation, or station in life. Some groups have a cross section of all of the above. Let us know your preferences and we will make recommendations accordingly.

How often do they meet?

The majority of our groups meet weekly. Most groups take breaks during the summer and holidays.

Do I have to stay with the same Journey Group once I attend?

No. Sometimes it is best to “test drive” a group for a few weeks before making a final decision to stick. Although the JG you visit would love for you to stay with them—they also want God’s best environment for you!

What do Journey Groups study?

Studies are always changing. Some groups work off of a current sermon series, others study books of the Bible, and others may use other Christian study books.

What about my children?

Groups with children normally either rotate childcare responsibilities in the home where they meet or pay a childcare worker to come to the home. We will help direct you to the groups that best match your childcare needs.

How long does a Journey Group meeting last?

Most last between 1½ and 2 hours.

What's my next step to get connected with a Journey Group?

The best step is to speak to someone in person from the JG Quick Connect Team on a Sunday morning @ the info booth. You can also email us: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or complete an info card the next time you attend a Sunday morning gathering at NRHC.