Community Groups
We’re on a mission to Encounter God, Journey Deeper, and Make an Impact. Being part of a small group of fellow believers is essential as we journey deeper in our faith. As we strive to follow the ways of Jesus, we truly need others to walk alongside us to encourage, inspire, and offer accountability.
This is BCC’s newest community group and just began in June! This is an intergenerational group, with the belief that we can learn from one another as we bring different perspectives from our various "locations" on our faith journey!
All are welcome to attend the 13 week sessions of the new version of Grief Share. Anyone struggling with grief after the loss of a loved one, come and find a healthy alternative that will help support and encourage you. If you have taken the class in the past you may find it enlightening to participate again with the new updated version. This class has a $20 registration fee and meets in the Legacy Room for the morning session and in Room 204 for the evening session.
This intergenerational group of men are exploring their faith and growing in relationship with one another by participating in a variety of studies.
Nexus is a group focused on listening to Jesus through Scripture, through the Holy Spirit, and through each other! Our desire is to be genuine followers (disciples) of Jesus who in turn go into our world and make disciples!
The Ambassadors are a lecture-based Community Group (or, as they like to call it, “Sunday School”) led by Bob Skaggs. This group consists of members ages 60+.
The Pier is a group of 30-50-somethings whose purpose is to explore the wide, deep, and long love of Jesus. We love to explore how our faith informs our everyday actions and conversations, and mostly focus on a deep dive into the weekly sermon topics.
The Young and the Rest of Us is a mix of Boomers and some younger folks. Our group alternates between Bible studies, topical or book studies, the pastoral sermon series, and self-generated topics.
Open Hands meets on Sunday evenings at the home of Ken and Paula Mantel. Group members are primarily those who are in the empty nest stage and beyond. We share a meal, discuss the current sermon series, unpack each Sunday’s sermon in greater depth, and consider what it means to live life with Open Hands.