There’s something important about gathering together as a whole church family to worship, hear God’s Word, and grow together. But there’s also something special that happens when the group gets a little smaller.
What is often called a “small group” can look a lot of different ways. It might be a handful of people studying the Bible in someone’s home, people in a similar season of life getting together, or even a group that forms naturally while serving alongside one another.
Whatever the setting, the heart behind it is the same: to know others and be known by others. It gives us room for deeper conversations, genuine friendships, prayer, encouragement, and the opportunity to walk alongside one another as we follow Jesus.
At Crossview, these connections happen in a few different ways.

At Crossview, we call our small groups Life Groups because, at some level, that’s exactly what we’re trying to do— do life together; and life together isn’t always neat and tidy. Schedules get busy, plans change, and sometimes getting everybody in the same room is an accomplishment all by itself. That’s okay.
Life Groups can take different forms. Some may be intergenerational, while others come together because of where people live or the season of life they share. How often, when, and where a group meets can vary depending on the needs of the people in it.
What matters most is having a place where we can open God’s Word, pray for one another, share life, and encourage each other as we
grow in Christ.
Small-group connections don’t always happen sitting in a living room. Sometimes relationships grow simply because we’re serving side by side.
Ministry Teams offer another way to connect while using the gifts God has given you to bless others. That might mean welcoming people through our Hospitality Team, helping behind the scenes with technology, sharing your musical gifts with the Praise Team, or lending a hand in one of the many other areas of church life.
Serving together gives us a chance to get to know one another in a different way. And often, while we set out hoping to be a blessing to someone else, we discover that God uses the people serving beside us to encourage and grow us too.

We’re thankful for our partnership with Fayetteville Chinese Christian Fellowship (FCCF) and the opportunity to provide a home for this special part of our church community.
FCCF gathers during the week for Chinese-language Bible study and holds a Chinese worship service three Sundays each month. On the first Sunday of the month, we come together for worship and the Lord’s Supper, along with shared Children’s Church and other times of fellowship throughout the year.
It’s one more way we get to see different people come together around the same Savior.
我们感谢与费耶特维尔华人基督徒团契(FCCF)建立的伙伴关系,也很高兴能为我们教会群体中这一特别的群体提供一个家。
FCCF 平日会聚在一起进行中文圣经学习,并于每月三个主日举行中文崇拜。在每月的第一个主日,我们会一同敬拜并领受圣餐;此外,全年还有联合儿童主日学及其他团契交流活动。
这也是我们见证不同背景的人因同一位救主而相聚一堂的又一美好方式。
Wǒmen gǎnxiè yǔ fèi yé tè wéi'ěr huárén jīdū tú tuán qì (FCCF) jiànlì de huǒbàn guānxì, yě hěn gāoxìng néng wéi wǒmen jiàohuì qúntǐ zhōng zhè yī tèbié de qúntǐ tígōng yīgè jiā.
FCCF píngrì huìjù zài yīqǐ jìnxíng zhōngwén shèngjīng xuéxí, bìng yú měi yuè sān gè zhǔ rì jǔxíng zhōngwén chóngbài. Zài měi yuè de dì yī gè zhǔ rì, wǒmen huì yītóng jìng bài bìng lǐngshòu shèng cān; cǐwài, quán nián hái yǒu liánhé értóng zhǔ rì xué jí qítā tuán qì jiāoliú huódòng.
Zhè yěshì wǒmen jiànzhèng bùtóng bèijǐng de rén yīn tóngyī wèi jiù zhǔ ér xiāngjù yītáng de yòu yī měihǎo fāngshì.
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