COMMUNITY GROUPS

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Community Groups are relational spaces focused primarily on building real connections and looking out for one another through life's ups and downs. These groups meet regularly in homes or casual settings, and they take on a few different styles—some gather regularly to share a meal and life updates, while others open up space to discuss a book or engage in Scripture. Whichever circle you join, you’ll find a warm environment where you can belong, stay connected, and be formed alongside others.

CAMPBELL/WEST SAN JOSE

2 Mondays per month
6:30-8:30pm

Leaders:  Joe & Angie Lynch
Location: Lynch's home
Our group enjoys a meal, fellowship & discusses the latest sermon.  Children welcome.

WILLOW GLEN

2nd & 4th MONDAYS
6:30-8pm

Leaders:  David & Audrey Belgum & Jerry Green
Location: WGBC Conference Room
A relaxing time of fellowship, book discussion, sharing & prayer. Couples and singles of all ages welcome!

WILLOW GLEN

2nd & 4th TUESDAYS
7-9pm

Leaders: Dan & Terry Ruiz and Ken & Karen Stothers
Location:
Bassett's Home

We meet to share life, encourage one another, discuss scripture and pray for one another.

WILLOW GLEN

2nd & 4th TUESDAYS
7:00-8:30pm

Leader:  Justin & Rebekah Frederickson
Location: WGBC Conference Room
Our group goal is to grow in love for the Lord, love for one another and to build one another up. We spend time discussing scripture and praying for one another.

WILLOW GLEN

TUESDAYS
6:00-7:30pm

Leaders: Chris & Cassie Tenny
Location: 
Tenny's Home
This cohort explores the invisible dynamics and automatic behaviors that cost too much. We look at those dynamics in you that are wearing you down, but we also show you how to navigate the dynamics coming at you from others so you don’t catch them as much. We dig into some pretty personal areas like your family of origin. We try to help get to the bottom of your assumptions, but you always choose what to share. 

You’ll always have agency over what you want to explore. The cohort also sets you up to help your fellow team members as they are working on their stuff too. It can be hard work but is most often a beautiful expression of the body of Christ and a great chance to safely explore some dynamics that may be wearing you down