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Red Rocks Groups
You were made to pursue the plans of God with the people of God—why do life alone?
Life is better together. You can show up to church on Sundays, but real connection happens when you do life with people who actually know you. A group gives you a place to grow in your faith, ask real questions, and get support when life throws curveballs.
Let’s be honest—finding friends as an adult is hard. A group makes it easier!
Whether you’re diving into scripture, sharing prayer requests, or just grabbing coffee together, you’ll build friendships that go beyond a quick “hello” after service. Bottom line? We weren’t meant to do life alone. So why not find your people and grow together? (Bonus: there’s usually snacks involved.)
Find a Group That
Fits Your Vibe
How to Join a Group
(It's easy!)
Browse Your Options
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Browse Your Options
Attend a group, meet new people, and see if it’s a good fit. No pressure—if it’s not your thing, try another one!
Fill Out an Interest Form
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Fill out an interest form
Submit the form and the group leader will reach out soon with details about the group and how to join. Don’t worry—you’re already halfway there.
Show Up & Try It Out!
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Show Up & Try It Out!
Attend a group, meet new people, and see if it’s a good fit. No pressure—if it’s not your thing, try another one!
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Make It Official
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Make It Official
If you love the group, keep coming back! Build friendships, grow in faith, and do life together.
The Power of Connection
God designed us to live in community. Through group leaders like the Wengers, meaningful relationships are formed, stories are shared, and people find a place to belong. Groups are where big church becomes small community. It's a place to build real friendships, grow in your faith, and walk through life with people who have your back.
Groups FAQs
What are groups?
Groups are smaller communities within our church where people connect, grow in faith, and support one another. Think of them as your church family within the larger church family!
When and where do Groups meet?
It depends on the group! Some meet at church, some in homes, and others at coffee shops or parks. Times vary—some are weekday evenings, others on weekends.
What if I try a Group and it’s not for me?
No worries! You’re not locked in. Try another one until you find your people. No pressure, just community!
Do Groups cost anything?
Most are free, but some might have small costs for materials or activities. If that’s a concern, let us know—we never want cost to be a barrier.
Can I start my own Group?
Absolutely! If you have an idea for a group and a heart for community, let’s chat. Fill out this interest form (link to form) and we would love to help you get started!
Interested in Leading a Group?
You don't need to have all the answers—if you are someone who loves connecting with others you can lead a group! Whether it's a Bible study, a coffee meet-up, or a hiking crew, you can create a space where people grow in faith and friendship.
We'll give you the tools, training, and the support you need. You bring the heart and a willingness to lead!
Fill out our Group Leader Interest Form, and let's chat!
Let’s be honest—finding friends as an adult is hard. A group makes it easier! Whether you’re diving into scripture, sharing prayer requests, or just grabbing coffee together, you’ll build friendships that go beyond a quick “hello” after service.
Bottom line? We weren’t meant to do life alone. So why not find your people and grow together? (Bonus: there’s usually snacks involved.)
Why do life alone?
Life is better together. You can show up to church on Sundays, but real connection happens when you do life with people who actually know you. A group gives you a place to grow in your faith, ask real questions, and get support when life throws curveballs.
Interested in Leading a Group?
You don’t need to have all the answers—if you are someone who loves connecting with others you can lead a group! Whether it’s a Bible study, a coffee meet-up, or a hiking crew, you can create a space where people grow in faith and friendship.
We’ll give you the tools, training, and the support you need. You bring the heart and a willingness to lead!
Fill out our Group Leader Interest Form, and let’s chat!
Weekly Recap
Keep the conversation going with this week's Group Guide. Watch, discuss, and grow together.