Small Groups
Small groups are a great way to get connected and build deeper relationships. You are warmly invited to attend one of our six small groups. Please note that small groups meet every two weeks, and times and locations are somewhat subject to change. See the Calendar for this week’s schedule and contact the church office at 540-725-5835 or office@ctkroanoke.org for up-to-the-minute information.
Sunday
- Doug Hart’s Group, 6:00 p.m., 2028 Maiden Lane, Roanoke, 24015
- Bob Saville’s Group, 6:30 p.m., 231 Homeplace, Salem, 24153
- Mike Taylor’s Group, 6:00 p.m., 5715 Club Lane, Roanoke, 24018
Monday
- Bonz Hart’s Group, 7:00 p.m., 4323 Toddsbury Dr. Vinton, 24179
Wednesday
- Craig Johnson’s Group, 6:45 p.m., 2549 Weaver Road, Roanoke, 24015
- Tobias Rigg’s Group, 6:30 p.m., 2523 Beverly Blvd, Roanoke, 24015
If you are interested in joining a small group, please contact the leader directly, or contact the church office at 540-725-5835 or office@ctkroanoke.org. All are welcome as we establish new friendships and strengthen existing ones while studying, praying, and serving our Savior together.
Why Small Groups?
Being equipped in so much more than just learning. In order for any of us to be equipped we must begin to:
Apply God’s Word and his grace to our lives
Learning the fullness of God’s grace purchased for us through Christ is bedrock truth for transforming us as His disciples. As a result the first two goals for our small groups is to be a studying community and a praying community.
Care for each other
We are told in Scripture to: “encourage, serve, rejoice, weep with, correct, instruct, pray for, sing to, build up, accept and love one another.” These commands are best lived out in the personal relationships. For that reason we want our small groups to increasingly become a social community.
Exercise our gifts
We need to create places where spiritual gifts can be discovered and developed. Church members are encouraged not to merely “receive,” but rather to invest themselves in relationships with others, supporting each other in Christ. We desire to become a serving community, which is the third purpose for our small groups.
Reach out
Far from being closed communities, these small groups are designed to welcome new people. We welcome new people who want to investigate the Christian faith or simply investigate our church. Christ the King is a place where we welcome seekers and recognize all of us are in process. As a result, we desire to always have room for another to join us.
