Spiritual Practice Life Groups

Morning prayer from the Book of Common Prayer. Living out a weekly practice of praying morning prayer together.

A quiet time in community for Bible Reading. A space to put aside distractions and focus on the word with sisters in Christ.

We will be going through the Spiritual Practice of silence and solitude. Silence is not a means to empty our minds but for the spirit to fill them.

A Holy Spirit lead Bible Study to encourage spiritual discussion and practice.

A space where we learn about spiritual practices that bring us closer to God and the community around us.  For residents of the Hive.

Scripture and prayer in small groups throughout the week with a team gathering led by coaches on Thursday nights.

Hello everyone! The focus of this life group is Scripture. My hope is that we will grow in our love of the Bible and yearn for it’s truth every day. During the first semester we will study Romans and 1st Corinthians, and during the second semester we will study Ephesians and Philippians. Hope to see you there! Quack 

A life group for the students in the Honors Program to come and get filled up with their peers. We hope to provide a space for Honors students with specific struggles can seek help and guidance for any issues they may face. 

Small girls group that focuses on drawing closer to the Lord and orienting their day around Him and His will. I want to focus on prayer, reading God’s word, and growing in holiness. I plan on us learning together spiritual practices that become daily habits to shape us more like Christ.

Join us as we work through C.S Lewis's Screwtape Letter's to gain a deeper understand of methods used against Christian's in spiritual warfare. We will read 2 letters per week before our meeting and come together to discuss. All are welcome for the whole semester or as you can! 

This life group will be focused primarily on fellowship and the liturgy of exercise. Before every meeting, either my co-lead Jackson or I will prepare a few verses or a short section of the Bible that comments on the importance of either fellowship or of taking care of one’s physical body. Then, after the short discussion and a prayer, the group will exercise for the rest of the time while engaging in fellowship.