In addition to meeting together in a large group, members of the early Christian church met “house to house,” sharing meals together, learning, and helping one another out. At Creekside, we meet Sunday mornings, but also meet throughout the week in homes around the city. We consider these groups, called One Another Groups, a vital part of our church. They consist of:

Authentic Relationships
The relationships built in OAGs are hospitable, meaning they invite others into our homes and into our lives. This kind of hospitality is a communal proclamation of the gospel, which invites us to know and be known by God through Christ.

Shaped by the Word
Each OAG has some component of Bible study, whether it be sermon discussion or the study of a specific section of Scripture. We search God’s Word in community because we believe it is the source of God’s plan to save and transform us.

Given to Prayer
OAGs are the main venue where Creeksiders pray for each other. These smaller-scale communities allow for us to continually lift one another in prayer over extended periods of time. ​​

Looking Outward
Just like the Christian life, our OAGs are missional. From inviting newcomers to join us, to serving one of Creekside’s partners as a group, we want the relationship offered in our OAGs to be offered to those who need it.

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