At Whitby Christian Fellowship we hold three weekly house group meetings in various locations. Each group has a different leader but follows a similar teaching and discussion schedule so that if you miss your usual group, you can always attend a different one and not miss out!
House groups are a more informal meeting, held in homes, and there are usually between 8 and 12 members in each. They generally consist of a time to catch up on the week's news, prayer, teaching and discussion. The meetings are usually about 2 hours long.
We're going to be using Stuart Bell's book about God's scriptural names over the next few weeks. If you're not part of a house group and would like to join one please speak to an Elder.
If you'd like to see what we go up to over the summer, please visit the Video Gallery page.
Meeting informally in homes gives people the chance to discuss and reflect on what is being taught in a relaxed and comfortable environment. House group meetings enable people to get to know each other better, they provide an opportunity to encourage and support each other and share in the problems and challenges we all face in life.
If you'd like to become involved in a house group, please speak to an Elder on a Sunday morning or get in touch using the details on our Contact page.
Tuesday nights from 7.30pm at Carl and Marilyn Hudsons' with John Town.
Wednesday nights from 7.30pm at Ian and Jean Hobbs' with Ian Hobbs.
Thursday nights from 7.30pm at various location with John Winter.
For current meeting details, check the Calendar.
12/11/2011
Our Saturday Onomy Group had it's first anniversary last week, having been meeting on alternate term-time Saturdays since November 6th 2010. We were joined by the Onomy m... Read More
24/09/2011
For over a year now our fortnightly Onomy group has been providing a challenging and exciting time for 20+ children from the Whitby area. The Team has done a great jo... Read More
27/08/2011
Next Sunday (4th September) we've got Ralph Keene from Christians Against Poverty coming to speak to us. Christians Against Poverty is a national debt counselling charity with a... Read More
