Groups
Life is better together. We host fun, friendly, and intentional gatherings meant to bring our community closer, foster relationships, and fuel us up for life’s journey. Find the group that’s right for you!
House Churches
House churches meet consistently from September through May, with natural on- and off-ramps built in over the summer. So while we expect that every group will take on its own personality and emphasis, the biggest common denominator you’ll see among house churches is an intentional commitment to a group of people within our community for a longer period of time than some of our other offerings.
Common Interest
Men's Bible Study
Men, join us on Wednesday nights to find community with men of all ages while growing in the knowledge of God. Each week we’ll spend time in prayer and small group discussion.Torah Club
Learn the Scriptures the way Jesus did by joining the oldest Bible study around. Explore the Torah [the first five books of the Jewish and Christian Scriptures] during this year-long class. Learn more at exploretorah.org.Women's Bible Study
This Women’s Bible Study offers women a safe and supportive environment to grow closer to Jesus through small group Bible study, prayer & fellowship.Grand Rapids Running Group
Come and join a group of gloriously amateur runners in our quest to avoid the post-pandemic body.Zumba
Zumba is a fun, energetic dance fitness class that focuses on cardio, balance, muscle conditioning, and flexibility to help you get in shape.Support + Recovery
Overeaters Anonymous
Is food a problem for you? Do you eat when you’re not hungry? Do you binge, purge, or restrict? Is your weight affecting your life? Overeaters Anonymous is a fellowship of individuals who, through shared experience, strength, and hope, are recovering from compulsive overeating.Parents in The Closet
The goal of this group, which is made up of people from various area churches, is to provide community and a safe place for parents of LGBTQ children to journey together.AA
Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who fight and recover from alcoholism by sharing their experience, strength, and hope with each other. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking.Adoption Support Group
Whether you’re considering adoption, in the midst of “the wait”, or raising adopted children—you’re invited to participate in this community. It’s a safe place to share, hear stories, pray together, and find encouragement from those who understand. New attendees are always welcome.Al-Anon
This fellowship of relatives and friends of those with addictions comes together to share their experiences in order to gain strength and hope for themselves and their loved ones.Short Circles
Women's Book Club: PM Edition
Looking for a bit of connection with other women and the opportunity to talk candidly about your experience of God and faith during this crazy season?Seasonal Practice Podcast
Hosted by Formation Pastor Tim Nelson and Mars Hill Formation School graduate, Kate Neckers, this podcast will help resource us into a deeper experience in the liturgical seasons of the year and particular practices.Classes
Dig deep into focused areas of study with our team of specialized teachers.
