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Why are Small Groups essential for our church? As a leader, you'll create a space for deeper connection and spiritual growth. In a small group setting, you’ll help others build relationships, ask questions, and discuss scripture. We like to say, "We learn in rows and grow in circles," here at Flatirons. By becoming a leader, you'll foster a community of belonging and accountability, making the church feel like a family. By leading, you’ll guide members closer to God and each other, strengthening our entire church.

You have what it takes

Groups are one of the primary ways we create community and make this big church feel small. But that doesn't happen if we don't have group leaders, and we know you have what it takes. Group leaders are people who agree with what we teach here at Flatirons, can commit to leading for a 12-week semester, and can provide a place to host. That's it! Interested? Just fill out our ">GROUP INTEREST FORM

leaders go first

Being a group leader at Flatirons doesn't mean you have to figure out everything on your own. From providing group discussion questions to giving you ideas on to break the ice for people who are new to your group - we've got you every step of the way. Check out our leader resources and reach out to your campus groups director if you have any questions along the way!

Leader Resources