Join with others in following my example, & take note of those who live according to the pattern we gave you. Phil 3:17

Small Church Communities

Why Join a Small Church Community?

 

1. You will deepen your understanding of the scriptures better in a small group.

 

2. You will begin to really feel like part of God’s family.

 

3. Prayer will become easier and more meaningful to you

 

Many people are hesitant to pray in front of others. In a small group, you will learn to participate in prayer by sharing prayer together. Everyone prays differently, that is the beauty of our personal relationship with God.  And in our catholic tradition we have many prayers that we can easily pray together-uniting us in a common purpose.  No one is pressured to pray, but as you become comfortable, you’ll be able to join in. There are many promises in the Bible related to group prayer. In praying together with a few others, we are drawn together and we rejoice in the answers God provides to the needs in our lives.

 

4.  You will develop skills you never knew you had!

 

5. You will deepen your appreciation of the Eucharist – which means thanksgiving.

 

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