Here at Victory Church, we believe that discipleship is a lifelong, Holy Spirit-led journey of becoming fully mature in Jesus through the head, heart, and hands. And how do we live that out? Through Small Groups. Small Groups create space for people to grow in their relationship with Jesus, build Christ-centered relationships, and live out the Gospel together. They are not simply places to gather—they are places where disciples are formed, lives are changed, and faith comes to life – around tables, in living rooms, over coffee, and in everyday life.
What to Expect
Grow Together
Gather regularly to grow in your relationship with Jesus, learn from His Word, and encourage one another.
Care for One Another
Build meaningful relationships where you can be known, supported and prayed for through every season of life.
Serve Together
Serve others and bring the love of Jesus into your community as you live out your faith together.
Join a Small Group
At Victory Church, we believe that discipleship and life change happens in the context of community. Small Groups are where we grow deeper in our relationship with Jesus, build authentic relationships, care for one another, and live out our faith together. Whether you’re ready to lead, looking to connect, or taking your next step with Jesus, there’s a place for you here.
FAQ
What is a Small Group?
A Small Group is a place to build Christ-centered relationships, grow in your relationship with Jesus, and live out your faith together. Small Groups are more than just a meeting—they’re a place where discipleship happens as we grow spiritually, care for one another, and put our faith into action.
Can I join a group at a different Victory campus?
Absolutely! You can explore the Group Finder to find a group that works best for your location, schedule, and season of life. You don’t have to attend the same campus where your Small Group meets.
Where do Small Groups meet?
Small Groups meet in a variety of places, including homes, coffee shops, restaurants, public spaces, online, and other locations. Once you request to join a group, the group leader will reach out to you with more information about where and when the group meets.
Do I have to be a member of Victory to join a Small Group?
No! Small Groups are for everyone. Whether you’ve been at Victory for years, are new to the church, or are simply looking for community, there’s a place for you to connect, grow, and build meaningful relationships.
How often do Small Groups meet?
Small Groups typically meet weekly or every other week, depending on the group. Some groups may meet three times a month or follow a different rhythm based on the needs of the group. When you explore a group in the Group Finder, you will be able to see the meeting schedule and other details.
What happens after I request to join a group?
Once you submit a request through the Group Finder, the Small Group leader will reach out to you with more information and help you get connected with the group.
Can I visit a group before deciding to join?
Absolutely! We encourage you to visit a group and see if it feels like a good place for you to grow and build relationships. Just let the group leader know you’re planning to visit so they can welcome you and help you get connected.
Are Small Groups only for Bible study?
Not at all! While we gather around our sermon-based curriculum to help guide conversations, Small Groups are about much more than studying the Bible together. They’re a place for discipleship, prayer, fun, encouragement, care, authentic community, and serving others together.
What if I don’t feel comfortable speaking or sharing right away?
That’s completely okay! You don’t have to share before you’re ready. Building meaningful community takes time, so come as you are, get to know the group, and participate at a pace that feels comfortable for you.
Can I leave a Small Group if it isn’t the right fit?
Absolutely. Finding the right community can take time, and it’s okay if your first group isn’t the right fit. If you’d like to explore other options, the Small Groups team is happy to help you find another group that may be a better fit for you.
I am interested in becoming a Small Group leader, what is my next step?
Your first step is to have a conversation with your Small Group leader. They can share what it means to be a leader and guide you on your next steps.
Once you have had your conversation and are ready, you can complete the Small Group Leader application here.