Groups

A mid-week group for couples in their thirties and forties. We have been meeting for about six years and we are still taking people — the living room is bigger than it looks.

The children have moved out and we have the time and the table space again. We eat, we study, and we take a couple of trips a year.

A whole-family group out in Enon. Adults in the front room, children in the back, everybody together for the first half hour.

Men meeting early on alternate Saturdays. Breakfast, one chapter, and honest conversation about work, marriage and money.

Every other Monday out in New Carlisle, so that nobody has to drive into town on a school night.

A steady weekly group on the north side of town. New people are always welcome.

We meet most Mondays, though the rhythm moves around with the school year. Ask us what is happening this month.

A morning study for women in every season — students, mothers with toddlers underfoot, and grandmothers who have done all of it already. We work through one book of the Bible a term.

A video group for anyone who cannot get across town on a weeknight — shift workers, new parents, and two families who moved away and stayed with us anyway.

High school students on Sunday evenings. Games, a short talk, and small groups by grade.

Twenties and thirties, mostly people who are new to Springfield. Half the group works downtown, so we meet three blocks from the library.