246 Groups
What is a 246 Group?
Based on the community life of the early church in Acts 2:42–47, 246 Groups are designed to cultivate intentional relationships and spiritual growth. The name comes from Acts 2:46, where believers “broke bread in their homes and ate together with glad and sincere hearts.” Just like the first-century Christians, 246 Groups gather to devote themselves to the apostles’ teaching, fellowship, the breaking of bread, and prayer (v. 42).
Each 246 Group is multi-generational and gender-specific, made up of 6 women who meet once a month for 2 hours. Over the course of 8 months (usually October through May), you’ll share a meal, watch a video lesson, walk through 4 discussion questions, and grow together in grace and truth. Though the groups only meet once a month, the groups maintain contact and support each other between sessions, encouraging each other in support and the disciple/discipleship based challenge for the month.
246 Groups are simple, sacred spaces where God’s Word is lived out in real relationships—breaking bread, bearing burdens, and building each other up in Christ.
A new year of Women’s 246 Groups begins in October. These small, multi-generational groups meet once a month for Bible study, honest conversation, and prayer. This year’s theme is Women of Courage. Together, we’ll learn to stand firm in truth, walk in obedient faith, and embrace our God-given identity. They are a great opportunity for you to connect with other women as you grow in your faith journey and spirituality. We do ask for a HIGH level of commitment, so please consider that as you register for the sake of the ladies in your future group.
