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What is a Community Group?

Community Groups are small fellowships of twelve to twenty people meeting in homes throughout San
Antonio. They are the first place where we hope out people turn for applying the gospel to their lives. They are also at the
heart of what we call building community, which is simply another word for the joys of sharing life together in pursuit of
Jesus.

What Happens in Community Groups?

Each group expects to experience Jesus Christ in its midst, in His presence and in His power, enabling lives to be
transformed through mutual ministry. They are more than just Bible, book or topic studies. We recognize that maturing in the
Christian life is more than informational; it is transformation through relationships. So, while Bible study is important,
the following are also a priority: prayer, fellowship, sharing of what God is doing in our lives, and accountability.
- A place to apply God's Word and his grace to our lives:
Learning
the fullness of God’s grace purchased for us through Christ is bedrock truth for transforming us as His disciples.
- A place for caring for each other: We are told in
Scripture
to: "encourage, serve, rejoice, weep with, correct, instruct, sing to, build up, accept and love one another." These
commands are best lived out in the personal relationship of a Community Group.
- A place where gifts are exercised: Community Groups are a
place where spiritual gifts can be discovered and developed. Group members are encouraged not to merely "receive," but
rather to invest themselves in relationships with group members, supporting each other in Christ.
- A place for reaching out: Far from being closed
communities, these fellowship groups are designed to welcome new people. We welcome new people who want to investigate the
Christian faith or simply investigate Redeemer.

What Happens in Community Groups?

Each group expects to experience Jesus Christ in its midst, in His presence and in His power, enabling lives to be
transformed through mutual ministry. They are more than just Bible, book or topic studies. We recognize that maturing in the
Christian life is more than informational; it is transformation through relationships. So, while Bible study is important,
the following are also a priority: prayer, fellowship, sharing of what God is doing in our lives, and accountability.
- A place to apply God's Word and his grace to our lives:
Learning
the fullness of God’s grace purchased for us through Christ is bedrock truth for transforming us as His disciples.
- A place for caring for each other: We are told in
Scripture
to: "encourage, serve, rejoice, weep with, correct, instruct, sing to, build up, accept and love one another." These
commands are best lived out in the personal relationship of a Community Group.
- A place where gifts are exercised: Community Groups are a
place where spiritual gifts can be discovered and developed. Group members are encouraged not to merely "receive," but
rather to invest themselves in relationships with group members, supporting each other in Christ.
- A place for reaching out: Far from being closed
communities, these fellowship groups are designed to welcome new people. We welcome new people who want to investigate the
Christian faith or simply investigate Redeemer.

Community Group Curriculum for the Fall of 2011

What Really Matters?: Being God’s Church for His World (Part 1)
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Fall 2011 – 6 Lessons on the Core Values of Redeemer Presbyterian Church


Community Group Curriculum for the Spring of 2012

What Really Matters?: Being God’s Church for His World (Part 2)
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Spring 2012 – 9 Lessons on the Core Values of Redeemer Presbyterian Church

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How do I Regsiter for a Community Group?

Get involved in a Redeemer Community Group by filling out our .

Community Group Locations


View Community Groups in a larger map

Current Community Groups:
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NORTHWEST Day: 1st/3rd Wednesdays @ 6:00 pm Leaders: Manny & Sandy Alaniz, Jim & Lori Dante Meeting Location: Alternating homes, see purple tear w/ dot

Day: 1st/3rd Wednesday s @7:00 pm Leaders: Victor & Jeannie Martinez Meeting Location: The Martinez home, see green push pin
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WEST Day: Wednesdays @ 6:00 pm Leaders: Jonathan & Heather Card, Brent & Jessica Watkins Meeting Location: Alternating homes, see light blue tear w/ dot
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NORTHEAST Day: 1st/3rd Sundays @ 4:00 pm Leaders: Paul & Sheila Ryan, Mike & Marianne Krier Meeting Location: The Krier home, see pink tear w/ dot above
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NORTH Day: Sunday afternoon Leaders: Brandon & Neecia Eggar Meeting Location: The Eggar home, see Yellow push pin above

Day: Sundays @ 6:00pm Leaders: Jason & Jennifer Smith, James & Laura Sedgwick Meeting Location: Alternating homes, see pink push pin

Day: Day: 2nd/4th Thursdays @ 7:00 pm Leaders: Brandon & Neecia Eggar Meeting Location: The Eggar home, see yellow push pin
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CENTRAL Day: Day: 2nd/4th Wednesdays @7:00 pm Leaders: Bob & Terry George, Glen & Ginny Glass Meeting Location: The George home, see light blue push pin above

Day: Day: 2nd/4th Sundays @ 4:00 pm Leaders: John & Lauren Browning, Larry & Brandi Rickels Meeting Location: The Browning home, see pink tear above

Day: 1st/3rd Tuesdays @ 6:30 pm Leaders: Jason & Kacey Register, Reeves & Halli Hollimon Meeting Location: Rotating homes, see red push pins above

Day: Day: Tuesdays @7:00 pm Leaders: Wes & Elizabeth Bright, Charlie & Jennifer Hargis Meeting Location: Will vary with in the Alamo Heights area

Day: 2nd Saturday of the month and various week days Leaders: Jeremy & Angel Whitley Meeting Location:The Whitley home, see blue tear w/ dot

Day: 2 Sundays per month Leaders: Craig & Elizabeth Goedecke Meeting Location: The Goedecke home, see light blue tear above

Day: Tuesdays @ 6:30 pm Leaders: Charlie & Katherine Hollimon, Quincy & Anne Davidson Meeting Location: Alternating homes, see green tear w/ dot

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How Can I Get Involved?

at Redeemer meet twice a month in various locations in the city.

All of our groups are open to anyone, so if you are interested just call Brandon Eggar at the Redeemer office at 930-4480. Welcome aboard!

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