We were not made to live independent and isolated lives. Instead we are created for community. As a result, Christ Community Church is organized around Home Fellowship Groups. It is through these smaller Home Groups that members of the larger body become intimately connected to one another.

Christ Community Church’s Home Group ministry is organized around specific geographic areas served by Christ Community Church. This approach is intended to create a common place around which members can connect to one another and better reach out to their neighbors.

At this time, there are four Home Groups serving the following geographic areas: Ashburn Village, Ashburn Farm, Belmont Greene, Brambleton/Broadlands, and the Route 7 corridor. Church members living outside of these communities may join a group near to them. Each Home Group is led by a pair of qualified husband and wife teams with the intent of creating new groups when the original group grows too large.

What do Home Groups do? The answer to this question is guided by the Home Group Framework by which all Home Groups operate. This framework consists of a balance of the following components: Bible Study, Mission, Prayer, Worship, Fellowship, Discipleship, Care, Evangelism, and Service. Each component of the framework is reflected in the activities of the Home Group throughout the year.

New friends of Christ Community Church are encouraged to get connected to a Home Group as soon as possible. It is the best way to become involved in the life of the church and develop relationships with others. Contact Bob Simmons, Elder for Home Groups or Jeff Good, Pastor.