life groups// faq's

What is a Life Group?
Life groups typically consist of six to twelve people who meet regularly during the week to pray together, study God's Word, discuss the issues of life, and of course—have fun. Each group has a host and a leader (sometimes the one in the same). Groups meet in several locations throughout the Inland Empire (Riverside and San Bernardino Counties). Most groups meet weekly during evening hours.

What can I expect at a Life Group?
Most groups have a time of fellowship, prayer, Bible study, discussion, and life application. The main focus, however, is friendly fellowship. Typically the group meets for about an hour.

Do you have to be a Christian to attend?
Absolutely not. Life groups are a place where Christians and non-Christians alike can come together. A life group is the perfect place for someone who doesn’t know Jesus Christ and is searching for real significance, healing or purpose.

Do I need to bring anything to life group?
We “recommend” you bring a Bible, a pen or pencil, and something to write on. It’s up to you.

Where can I locate a Life Group, or contact a Life Group Leader?
Life Groups regions and leader contact information can be found here. You can also contact our church office at (951) 371-2329 or email us at lifegroups@thechurchincorona.org.