Home Groups
What are Home Groups all about?
Home Groups are made up of adults of all ages, stages of life and spritual maturity and take part in fellowship, Bible study, prayer and accountability. Each group consists of several married couples or singles (same gender or co-ed) and meet on a weekly basis in somone's home.
We ask that you commit to meeting with your group for at least six weeks in order to truly experience community with others.
How do I join a Home Group?
I am interested in joining a home group in Anderson.
I am interested in joining a home group in Greenville.
Your HG leader will contact you with more details.
What's involved in leading a Home Group?
Leaders must have a personal, growing relationship with Jesus Christ, recognize the Bible as the authority for their lives, preferably have had previous experience in a Home Group, be a member of NewSpring Church, and have the time, emotional capacity, and moral discernment to lead a group.
The expectation of a Home Group leader is to faciliate the group meeting, monitor its health and duration, and promote participation among group members.
Leader training is made available for people who are interested in leading a group. If you're interested in being a home group leader in Anderson or Greenville we would love to talk to you about getting started.
Sign up to come to the Home Group leader appreciation at the Anderson Campus on July 18th at 6:30 pm.
What's involved in hosting a Home Group?
Hosting involves opening up your home as a place for Home Groups to meet each week. You do not have to be a leader in order to host a Home Group.
If you're interested in hosting a home group in your home in Anderson or Greenville we would love to talk to you about getting start.
Still have questions? Email Andrea Gibbes for more information.
Manage your existing group.
If you're a leader of a NewSpring Home Group, use your user ID and password to
manage the details of your group.