A definition of “small group” provided by John Wesley in the General Rules:

 

          “… a company of [persons] having the form and seeking the power of godliness, united in order to pray together, to receive the word of exhortation, and to watch over one another in love, that they may help each other to work out their salvation.”

 

          Life happens in circles not rows.

 

          A small group is 3 to 15 people who meet regularly (weekly, bi-weekly or monthly) to help one another grow in holiness of heart and life and to help the congregation participate in God’s mission in the world. Group members attend to the ways that God is at work in their lives and do all in their power to cooperate with God’s grace. The group meets to watch over one another in love. They mutually support and encourage one another in the practice of missional discipleship.

 

          Trinity has small groups for every age group – meeting nearly every night of the week. Some groups meet at the church while others meet in homes and local business. For a complete list see the calendar of events or contact the small groups coordinator.