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BELONG

at Central Bible Church

BELONG

at Central Bible Church

You're going to discover that Central Bible Church is a great place to BELONG, making a great connection to God and people. Scroll down for some ways for you to begin to get connected.

COMMUNITY GROUP BIBLE STUDIES

Some churches have "Sunday School", at Central Bible Church, we enjoy Community Group Bible Studies. Every Sunday, our communities come to study God’s Word and discover its practical relevance for their life. Friends and guests share refreshments, laughter, insight and concerns. Each Community Group Bible Study is hosted by a Shepherd couple or individual who warmly welcome everyone to experience the joy of studying God’s Word in community.

A1 — College through mid 30's

A2 — Mid-30's through late 50's

A3 — 60's and up

ABOUT COMMUNITY GROUPS

 Community Group Bible Studies meet at 10:45 am. Find the community meeting locations listed below.

 Most Community Group Bible Studies meet in The Connection (TC), across the street from our Main Building (MB). A few Community Groups meet in the Main Building.

 Community Group Bible Studies use The Scrolls Bible Study each week to encourage personal study and interaction. You do not have to have completed The Scrolls to attend Community Group Bible Study.

 Most Community Group Bible Studies also offer several Home Groups that meet at different times during the week.

 Community Group Bible Studies are divided by life stage and geography to help people connect with their neighbors. However, you may attend any Community Group Bible Study you wish.

FIND YOUR COMMUNITY

Current Sunday Groups

10:45am - 12:00pm

A1 COMMUNITY GROUPS

[20's - MID-30's]

 College, MB Green Room

 Young Adults (no kids), TC250

 Young Families, TC130

A2 COMMUNITY GROUPS

[MID 30's - 50's]

 Celebration | S Arlington (empty nests / retired), TC253

 Central En Español, MB102

 Duff | Central Arlington (older families), TC152

 Fort Worth (empty nests), TC254

 Gather | NE Tarrant (young families), TC130

 Journey | N Arlington (older families & empty nests), TC151

 N Trinity | NW Tarrant (families), TC255

 NE Arlington | N Arlington & N Grand Prairie (families) , TC252

 SE Tarrant | S Arlington (families), TC150

 Singles, MB100

A3 COMMUNITY GROUPS

[60s +]

 Hebrews 10 | S Arlington (empty nests), MB105 | 8:00 - 9:15am

 Bereans | Central Arlington (empty nests/widowed), MB101

 Boles | S Arlington (older families & empty nests), MB103

 Dunn | Central Arlington (empty nests), MB103

 K-North | N Arlington (empty nests), MB105

 Northstar | N Arlington (empty nests), TC153

 Singles, MB104

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HOME GROUPS

ABOUT HOME GROUPS

Home Groups are gatherings of individuals and families who meet together on a regular basis, to encourage one another in their faith journeys and do life together. Many Home Groups share a common life stage and geography, while others are more intergenerational.

WHAT HOME GROUPS DO

They are communities of people who learn to follow Jesus together, experiencing spiritual transformation through a variety of activities:

Inward Functions

Spiritual Formation: Devote attention to activities and disciplines that encourage spiritual growth

Recreation: Eating, playing, and doing life together

Care: Meeting one another’s needs

Outward Functions

Serving/Volunteering: Serve and support the church to help fulfill its mission

Evangelism: Participate as a group in the whole work of evangelism including praying for and inviting unbelievers into the group

Local Compassion: Extend compassion to help meet the needs in their local neighborhood or town

International Mission: Express a growing heart for the nations by, at times, going and supporting global mission

GET CONNECTED WITH A HOME GROUP

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