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Care groups are "in home" small groups provide aid in spiritual development through prayer, sharing, and building strong personal relationships with other committed Christians. Taking our example from Acts 2:42, Covenant Community Church incorporated "Care Groups" since the beginning of our fellowship in 1976. These "in-home" small groups provide aid in spiritual development through prayer, fellowship, study, and building strong personal relationships with other members. 

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CARE GROUP MEETINGS

Each Care Group is different. Members may spend time in informal worship, fellowship, study and social interaction. The leader or a member may teach  a short Bible lesson or lead a discussion on a variety of topics. The Elders and Care Group Leaders who oversee these meetings are dedicated to serving the group and meeting individual needs. Care Groups generally include a time of prayer as well as a  time of fellowship with light refreshments.

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WHO ATTENDS THESE MEETINGS?

Membership in a care group is recommended but not mandatory. In Acts 20:20, many years after the birth of the early church, we find Paul continuing to "teach publicly and from house to house." This example reveals the importance Paul the Apostle placed on this type of personalized ministry. We feel the importance is just as valid today. People need to know that someone cares!

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Care Groups are currently located in Fort Walton Beach and Niceville Florida

(call the church office at 850-863-1323 or email us at info@cccfwb.com for more information)

 

 

Taking our example from Acts 2:42, Covenant Community Church has incorporated "Care Groups" since the beginning of our fellowship in 1976. These "in-home" small groups provide aid in spiritual development through prayer, fellowship, and building strong personal relationships with other members.

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