Therefore encourage one another and build each other up, just as in fact you are doing(1 Thessalonians 5:11)
Adult Small Groups are smaller and more intimate environments that are important connecting places to our church family. Our small groups build a sense of community and belonging. We laugh(or cry) and get to know each other, care about each other, read and discuss scripture in a nonthreatening way, focus on Christ, and work together to serve others. Our Adult Small Groups are a great way to connect and grow with God and others.
ALL ARE WELCOMED
Adult Small Groups are smaller and more intimate environments that are important connecting places to our church family. Our small groups build a sense of community and belonging. We laugh(or cry) and get to know each other, care about each other, read and discuss scripture in a nonthreatening way, focus on Christ, and work together to serve others. Our Adult Small Groups are a great way to connect and grow with God and others.
ALL ARE WELCOMED
Women's Saturday Brunches and Bible Studies
The Women's ministry hosts brunches on Saturdays and periodic Bible studies that will be for the building up of faith, friendly connection, and will serve as a community outreach. This times of fellowship and study include good food, a message from a guest speaker, or an activity or service opportunity. All are welcomed and invited, whether a church member or from our community. These are announced as scheduled. Contact Group Leader Ann Veeder for additional information: 845-546-3286 _______________________________________
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Meets the 4th Friday of every month at 6pm
This monthly fellowship is a time for men to get together over a meal, prayer, worship and a simple scripture discussion. We welcome any from our community to join us. No need to bring anything accept your Bibles, appetites and a friend! See or contact Jerry Canaday: 845-444-0477 _______________________________________ WORK PROJECTS
Arlington Reformed Church is service minded. We volunteer and work together at church and in the community at large helping with renovations, repairs and maintenance needs. We bring meals to the sick, visit shut-ins, help where we can. We get to know each other and our community in these ways. |
