micro Churches

Instead of the semester-based Small Groups that we have used in previous years, we’ll now step into something new, longer-term groups of authentic community. These are not just short-term studies but smaller expressions of the church itself—micro in size but mighty in spiritual impact.

 

It’s impossible to truly know everyone on a Sunday morning or to have every voice heard, but Micro Churches create space for deeper connection, where everyone matters and everyone belongs. They’re places where discipleship becomes relational, and care becomes personal - a current of community that nourishes the soul.

Here’s what a few people are saying about Small Groups:

“I believe that Small Groups is a vital and vibrant ministry opportunity.  I appreciate the opportunity to meet new people and have fellowship mid-week.  The fellowship we experience at a study at home in the evening is deeper than the Sunday morning greeting variety of fellowship.  This fellowship follows through to prayer and contact throughout the weeks.  It helps each individual to feel seen in their church.  I also believe this type of fellowship translates to a more genuine fellowship in the foyer on Sundays.  People are getting to know one another on a deeper level.”  LF

“Thank you! We have been at your church for 6 weeks and it is already starting to feel like home.” DV

“This has been such a positive experience for my husband and I.” CS

“We are new to Alberta and the church and found the Small Groups to be a wonderful way to connect and feel at home at SGAC and also be challenged to grow spiritually.” MJL