Intentionally helping others experience community, discipleship, mission and multiplication.
Group Leader Interest
Why be a Leader?
We want everyone to have a group where they can belong and grow. To make that happen, we need to work together to start more groups on more days in more parts of the city. You can be the intentional leader who opens the door for someone to find true community and discipleship!
Who Can Be a Leader?
We are looking for growing and humble followers of Jesus who want to help people connect in community and discipleship. Group Leaders know Jesus, the Gospel, and the Church.
- Know Jesus: You are committed to your personal walk with the Lord.
- Know the Gospel: You understand the gospel and can apply it to everyday life.
- Know the Church: You are a member of and actively involved in Christ Community Church.
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What is the Next Step to Become a Leader?
Simply let us know you’re interested! We’ll reach out to connect with you, answer any questions, and help you figure out how your unique gifts fit into leading a Community Group.
The Journey to Becoming a Group Leader
1. Experience
Before you lead a group, we want you to experience the life-giving community within one. We ask that all potential leaders attend a Community Group for at least six months.
Not in a group yet?
2. Explore
We would love to help you think through if leading a group is a good fit. Fill out our brief leader application, and a pastor will reach out to help you explore your options, gifts, and vision.
Ready to explore with a pastor?
3. Equip
You won’t have to figure this out alone. Once approved, you will walk alongside an experienced leader to review the Group Leader Playbook and strategically plan your launch.
Ready to dive in?
Frequently Asked Questions
Group Leaders are responsible for leading the group towards community, discipleship, mission, and multiplication.
- Gather: Host weekly meetings, lead discussions, and welcome new faces.
- Communicate: Keep your group and pastor in the loop.
- Shepherd: Know what is happening in your members’ lives and point them to Christ.
- Delegate: Share the load by inviting group members to help with specific roles.
- Send: Lead your group to share the Gospel and mentor an apprentice to launch a new group.