Grove Kids
Check-in half an hour early, the same teachers most weeks, and a curriculum that actually opens a Bible.
Ministries
Sunday morning is the front porch. These are the rooms people actually live in the rest of the week — each one with a rhythm you can join without an interview.
Our ministries
Check-in half an hour early, the same teachers most weeks, and a curriculum that actually opens a Bible.
Supper at 6:30, then games and a short teaching downstairs. Rides can usually be arranged.
A class between the two gatherings — a book of the Bible in the fall, something practical in the spring.
Hymns, an anthem most Sundays, and Evensong a few times a year. No audition, just show up on a Thursday.
The side chapel is unlocked on weekday mornings, and a list of names is kept on the table by the door.
Lunch, a speaker, and a van that will come get you if driving downtown is not appealing.
Every team trains you, and none of them expect a background in ministry. Most ask for two mornings a month, and the pantry will take you for one Saturday and never bother you again.
Wednesday, five-forty-five, an hour before anyone else arrives.