Community Groups
We believe the church is at its best when people are regularly connecting with one another. It helps us live into our church’s mission to “Encourage one another daily to follow in the way of Jesus” and we begin to discover that we really do need other people in our lives to grow in the life of faith. Plus, we believe it’s just a lot of fun to be together!
What is a Community Group?
Short-term, open community groups, that meet in homes to study the Bible together and create community.
Who can join a Community Group?
All adults at Kairos are welcome to join a community group. We welcome all ages and life stages, single and married. These groups will stay “open” so new people can join and feel welcomed throughout the year. We are excited for how these groups will provide a place for new people to get connected and for people in our church to start broadening and deepening their sense of community with different people.
Sandy Springs Community Group
The Sandy Springs Community Group will meet monthly this fall for family-friendly potluck dinners. Our next dinner will be hosted by the Estes on Saturday, September 21. Please email Miriam at miriam@kairosatlanta.org to be added to the Community Group email list, and we will send you more information about what to bring before each potluck. Mark your calendars for the remaining dates: October 19 and November 16.
Westside Community Group
The Westside Community Group is open to all adults and gathers for conversation, study, and prayer, on a bi-weekly basis at the home of Ryan and Mary Beth Walker.
More Questions or Want to Sign-up?
Contact Miriam at miriam@kairosatlanta.org if you have any questions (or hesitations) about joining a group or what this experience will be like or if you would like to sign-up.
Small Groups
Small groups are an expression of Kairos' mission – Encouraging one another daily to follow in the way of Jesus. For that reason, we value the function of small groups over the form of small groups. Groups can be shaped by different means – Bible study, book study, guided questions, Scripture reflection, or free conversation – but no matter how it looks the goal is to draw people closer to God and each other. We encourage people to embrace such diversity as a tool of challenge, education, and transformation. We encourage and assist groups for people of all ages, stages, and locations.
For more information or get connected with a small group, contact Miriam at miriam@kairosatlanta.org