Groups

Small groups exist to help you develop community built on meaningful connection, encouragement, and spiritual growth. Groups are a small gathering of individuals meeting in homes, parks, businesses, or at The Point. Groups foster environments for members to better Love God, Love People, and Love Life. No matter your age, stage of life, or where you are in your journey with God, we want you to find freedom and take the next step.

Men’s Sprint Groups

Interested in diving deeper into the Core Value Course from The Men’s Event? This course will help you understand how God has uniquely designed you, and we believe it will provide clarity in your purpose and impact your everyday life.

You don’t have to go through it alone! We encourage you to join a group of other men on this journey. You can also explore leading a group for a life-changing experience.

Learn more at the button below.

Lead a Group!

We’re designed to be in community with other believers, and you can be part of cultivating it! We invite you to consider becoming a Group Leader at The Point and make a meaningful impact in the lives of others.

StudentLife

Our StudentLife groups are designed for students in grades 6-12 to connect with one another, discover their purpose and grow in their faith journey. We want to equip our students to Know God, Find Freedom, Discover Purpose, and Make a Difference.

FAQ’s

  • Groups typically get together once per week, for one to two hours. At a weekly meeting, there will be time for fellowship, prayer, and Bible study.

  • Groups are categorized in three ways: Community Groups, Focus Groups, and Interest Groups. Community Groups focus on discipleship and developing supportive relationships with others. Focus Groups are centered around topics such as Marriage, Parenting, Divorce, etc. and are offered at different times throughout the year. Interest Groups are centered around common interests, such as running, motorcycling, or weightlifting. All groups will include a component of scripture, prayer, and discipleship.

  • Groups are semester-based with occasional breaks around holidays. Each semester lasts approximately 15 weeks, with an 8-week summer session. However, some groups choose to meet year-round.

  • Some groups have onsite childcare, and you can simply bring your children with you. If your group does not offer childcare, childcare reimbursement is available as needed to support families participating in Point groups.

    If your group does not offer childcare, you can utilize our Childcare Reimbursement Form to help cover childcare expenses. Simply email info@thepointva.com to request reimbursement information.

    To view groups with childcare, please CLICK HERE and select “childcare available” and filter your Groups search by "childcare available”.

  • Yes, our High School and Jr. High students can join a group within StudentLife. For more information about connecting with StudentLife, please visit the StudentLife Groups Page.