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Frequently Asked Questions
Why is a group so important?
At Stonecreek Church we believe a small group is the best place for someone to develop friendships while learning more about what it means to grow in an authentic relationship with Jesus Christ.
What does a group do?
A small group is typically made up of six to twelve people who meet regularly during the week to 
share about their lives, support one another and study biblical truths. Each group has a trained leader and can meet in a number of different locations around the North Atlanta area, including coffee shops, restaurants and peoples' homes. Most groups meet two to three times a month during evening hours. Several men's and women's groups meet in the morning. Learn more about the different types of groups available.
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Find A Group
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Step One: Click the 'Search Now' button to search for a group by City, Lifestage, Day of the Week and Group Type. Step Two: Check the box to the left of the group that interest you and click ‘Submit.' Step Three: Submit the required details about yourself and the group leader or Adult Ministry Office will be in touch within 48 hours with more details and an invitation to join the group. |
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If your search does not yield any results, please widen your search criteria. If you have any questions, please contact Jason Howard, director of Adult Ministries (770-754-7900 x112, .) |
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Group Types
Stonecreek Church's main group type is called a Connection Group. We also offer SevenOFour, a group for college students and young professionals, as well as the Starting Point and Crown Biblical Financial group studies. Click on a button below to learn more.
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Stories On Group Life
Before, church seemed big. But now, our group has made Stonecreek feel like home... - Craig, Cumming
This past year has been awesome in our [groups'] prayer lives...I am so blessed to be a part of a "prayer warriors group!" - Sally, Roswell
I wasn't sure what to expect the first time... A year later...a few of the men in the group have become some of my closest friends. - Bob, Alpharetta
