Rooted is a 10-week small group experience designed to connect you to God, the church, and your purpose in life. It is for those who are new to groups and/or Stonehill, new to the Christian faith, or those wondering what it means to be a Christ-follower.
 
Together, your group will explore the Bible, engage in prayer, serve, share stories, and practice rhythms essential to a healthy spiritual life. These spiritual rhythms are found in Acts 2 where the early church began. 

We believe doing life together in biblical community is one of the most important things we do. The reality is life is better in circles than in rows. That is why we offer Community Groups at Stonehill. Community Groups are made up of 10-15 people who meet weekly for ten weeks each semester (Fall and Spring) to encourage one another, study the Bible, have fun together, and pour into each other. We all need people to love, support, and cultivate spiritual growth. Community Groups are the perfect environment for that to happen! 

The Men's Gathering is a place where men of all ages come together to dive deep into God's Word, build lasting friendships, and strengthen their faith. Whether you're a seasoned Christian or just starting your faith journey, the Men's Gathering is for honest conversation, authentic community, and spiritual growth.
 
This Fall, we'll dive into a series called "Fathered by God" by John Eldridge. Eldridge teaches about the path to authentic manhood, cut by generation after generation of men. Yes, there are perils along the trail, even disasters--all the more reason to rely on the guidance of a Father who has gone before us.

The Tuesday Morning Women’s Bible Study is a group that is for any woman, in any age and stage of life and faith. It is a place to deepen their faith and relationships with each other in an atmosphere that is large enough to meet new people, but intimate enough to make lasting friendships, all while diving into God’s Word!

This fall, we’ll be working through Lisa Harper’s study, Luke: Gut-Level Compassion. Many of us believe that we aren’t good enough to meet other people’s expectations. Maybe even assume we’re not quite good enough for God either. The great news woven throughout the Gospel according to Luke is that perfection is not a prerequisite for a deep and personal relationship with Jesus. In fact, this riveting account reveals that Jesus is especially fond of ragamuffins in need of a safe place to lean in and linger!

Join us in this study that doesn’t celebrate the elite, but embraces the outliers, outcasts, and overlooked!