
Ministries
Small Group
Small Groups are made up of people in the same stage of life, and are a great way to develop lasting friendships and find support for navigating through life.
Participating in a small group is a great way to develop deeper relationships, and get more connected at Candlewood Church in Omaha, NE. Small groups are made up of people at similar life stages – college students, young professionals, couples, and families.
Be devoted to one another in love. Honor one another above yourselves. Romans 12:10
Doing Life Together
Having positive influences from a small group, where members can help each other navigate decisions and situations unique to their stage of life, is a big way that Candlewood works towards meeting people’s needs: spiritually, practically, and relationally.
Members of small groups often build deep and long lasting friendships, which are a priceless treasure. True friends are there in the calm and the storm, will travel with you through the winding roads and bumpy rides, and will pray with you and for you. That is the type of friend we strive to become for others in our small groups.
Small Group Meeting Times
Small groups typically meet twice a month, usually in someone’s home, and do things such as discuss the Bible and how it applies to everyday life, discuss the sermon from that weekend’s church service, and pray for each other. Small groups also seek to share the Good News of Jesus Christ with others, serve the community together, and have fun.
In addition, small groups will have the opportunity to serve together at the Open Door Mission.
- To sign up, please email info@candlewoodchurch.org
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Every group here started with someone walking in for the first time, not knowing anybody. You are welcome to do the same.