Experiencing GOD
A Church-wide grow group initiative
winter 2023
Registration will re-open the week of February 19th for Part 2
About the studyGrow group members can expect to
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God is inviting you into an intimate love relationship through which He reveals to you His will, His ways, and His work. When you recognize where God is working, you can join Him in what He is doing!
schedule
Part 1 (6 weeks): in progress...
Break: week of 2.19 (registration will open this week for Part 2)
Part 2 (6 weeks): begins week of 2.26
Typical sessions will include a review of weekly readings, guided small group discussion, a brief video & prayer.
Break: week of 2.19 (registration will open this week for Part 2)
Part 2 (6 weeks): begins week of 2.26
Typical sessions will include a review of weekly readings, guided small group discussion, a brief video & prayer.
Next steps
Register when groups open up the week of February 19th. In the meantime, you can purchase the workbook below.
People are talking...
I have never felt closer to God, and this study definitely helped further my relationship with Him!
CAROLINE S., WALLY CHURCH
This is the first study I did as a 'new Christian' & even though I spent a lifetime in Catholic school, I never knew I could talk to God before. I knew I could pray & talk AT him but not TO Him...& then expect to actually hear back. God used this study to totally begin to change my experience with Him as something distant to something very real, very reciprocal, and very relational.
HELEN K., WALLY CHURCH
The Experiencing God grow group I attended was a fantastic time of fellowship, intimate conversation & encouraged my faith in God.
HILARY C., WALLY CHURCH
It helps you really focus on your personal relationship with God, and how to make it a stronger one. I truly loved to sit and talk with everyone, and hear their perspectives on what we were discussing that night, and feel comfortable in doing it.
ROSE D., WALLY CHURCH
I've been a Christian my whole life, but I've never felt closer to God than since starting this study.
SHARON A., WALLY CHURCH