Midweek

When & Where

Dates

Every other Wednesday night

Dinner

6:00 PM - 7:00 PM

Discussion

7:00 PM - 8:30 PM

Place

Fellowship Hall & Lloyd Jones Library

You’re invited! Join us for dinner, discussion, and friendly community.
<span style="color:var(--tertiary-color-bg)">Cultivating Community</span>

Cultivating Community

Our church family gathers around the dinner table every Midweek! In addition to sharing a meal after each Sunday Service, our dinners every other Wednesday night give us a regular opportunity to both deepen and experience our relationships as members of the body. As the apostle Paul reminds us, “The eye cannot say to the hand, ‘I have no need of you,’ nor again the head to the feet, ‘I have no need of you’” (1 Corinthians 12:21, ESV). Each Midweek Gathering, members of diverse ages, life stages, backgrounds, and experiences come together around the table for dinner and discussion.

<span style="color:var(--primary-color-bg)"><span style="color: var(--primary-color-bg);">Large Group</span></span>

Large Group

The first hour of Midweek is spent together in a large-group discussion. Because our Sunday Services center on expository Bible teaching, our Wednesday gatherings typically explore topical series or stand-alone lessons. Recent sessions have covered topics such as biblical parenting, social media, and worship in the church. In this classroom setting, members have the opportunity to learn from Scripture while edifying, encouraging, and engaging with one another. The relationships in our diverse Large Group and gender-specific Small Groups play an important role in fulfilling our mission to build up the body through personal discipleship. View our latest Discussion Notes below.

Discussion Notes
<span style="color:var(--tertiary-color-bg)">Small Groups</span>

Small Groups

During the final half-hour of Midweek, we divide into consistent, gender-specific Small Groups of 3–5 people for mutual accountability and personal prayer. Because intimate relationships require commitment, these groups are typically reserved for covenant members. As members of one body, we share a responsibility for the spiritual well-being of our brothers and sisters in Christ. In the eighteenth century, John Wesley co-founded a group at Oxford University that was mockingly nicknamed the “Holy Club.” The group used regular accountability questions to encourage one another in their pursuit of holiness. In a similar way, our Small Groups work through a set of questions designed to facilitate honest reflection, mutual encouragement, and spiritual growth (see our Small Group Guide below). Each meeting, members are encouraged to offer one another thoughtful suggestions and identify one specific, doable step to grow. We then pray for one another and follow up on those commitments at the next gathering.

Small Group Guide

Invite Others! Everyone is Welcome

Midweek is open to everyone! Whether you’re a Christian looking for a church or a non-Christian exploring the church, our Wednesday nights are for you. If you're looking for an opportunity to have meaningful conversations about the Bible, Midweek is a great place to start. Inviting others is not only welcome but encouraged. Feel free to join us for the dinner and discussion, or just the discussion! We hope you’ll find a fun, welcoming community here!

Frequently Asked Questions

Fill out the form below! We’ll let you know when we're gathering next. We look forward to seeing you there!
There's no need to prepare beforehand, but if you have time we encourage members to review the Discussion Notes in advance. Reflecting on the questions can help you better contribute to the discussion and edify your fellow members.
Casual and relaxed. Whether you're coming from home, work, or elsewhere, feel free to wear whatever you’re comfortable in or find most convenient.
Nope, just yourself! Our members handle the meal arrangements, so there's no need for you to bring anything. Once you let us know you're coming, we'll inform the members preparing the meal.
We enjoy a variety of meals together. If you have dietary restrictions, you’re also welcome to bring your own meal and join for the fellowship!
On Wednesday nights, we explore a wide range of biblical, practical, and theological topics. We typically gather in the Lloyd-Jones Library on the second floor for a classroom-style discussion, where everyone is encouraged to share their thoughts, ask questions, and engage with the material.
No. You’re welcome to come just to sit, listen, and enjoy the time with everyone. You won’t be called on to introduce yourself, share your thoughts, or answer any questions.
Families come to Midweek together! Nursing mothers usually stay for the discussion with their babies. Little kids often play together nearby. Depending on their age, an adult might join them outside or in another room. Older children are encouraged to stay, listen, and contribute to the discussion!
Absolutely! Everyone is welcome to our Midweek gatherings. It’s a privilege to meet new people and hear different perspectives. Feel free to share your thoughts if you’d like, but no pressure if not. We look forward to meeting you!

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