Current D-Groups
The Well
The Well is a monthly gathering for women at Cross Creek. We exist to see women in all seasons of life come to know the saving grace of Jesus Christ, and encourage, equip, and empower them to understand and live out their God-given identities in community. The Well meets the second Saturday of each month from 9 – 11 am. Childcare is limited and is only available upon request.
Military Women's Group
Our mission is to provide a supportive community for military families, bringing hope and encouragement through our shared faith in God, through all of life’s situations. This group welcomes women who are serving or have served in the military, as well as the wives of active duty or retired military. We meet every 1st & 3rd Sunday from 3-5pm in the main auditorium for fellowship and to go through a Bible study together. For more information, please contact Gail Grant at Gail@crosscreekfountain.com.
The Bible Lab
Reading the Bible is a vitally important spiritual discipline for the Christian, and yet, doing so can be a daunting and sometimes dangerous task. This is why Cross Creek Church has decided to offer BibleLab, an eight-week study in how to read, understand, and apply the Bible.
BibleLab will meet at Cross Creek Church at 9:30am on Saturday mornings starting February 15th. There are no fees to join and no prerequisites to meet to attend – just come and enjoy the fellowship of other Christians while you learn how to read the Bible!
Why D-Groups?
D-Groups are our discipleship effort at the adult level. These groups are aimed at helping you grow spiritually by including you in our walk with Jesus Christ. The Bible speaks of such relationships as iron sharpening iron, and we want to sharpen your ability to apply God’s Word into your daily life.
D-Groups are short term, seasonal groups lasting about 6-8 weeks that we launch during the fall and winter. Groups typically are for men or women, although we have some coed groups as well. D-Groups meet at the church and in homes on various days of the week. They require you to be committed to attending a small group session once a week and doing some homework. Most D-Groups require you to purchase a workbook.