What is a Small Group?
Small groups at St. Paul are groups of 4-12 people who gather together once or twice a month to study and grow in God’s Word together, spend time in prayer, and support one another.
Our vision at SPAA is to:
Provide ways for people to spiritually grow. We want St. Paul Ann Arbor to be a place where people deepen their faith and walk alongside one another.
Why We Have Small Groups at St. Paul:
"My small group is comprised of some of my closest friends. Over the years together, we have grown authentic relationships with each
other, that strengthened by the deep roots of our shared faith.
Our small group is a place of great comfort for me, a place where I can be candid alongside fellow believers. We crack jokes and have fun
with each other. We do Bible studies together or sometimes we just talk. We eat...a lot!
We are open within our group about real (and sometimes deep) struggles in life, and we pray for one another regularly. We lift each
other up.
I am blessed. I know that I can count on these people in my times of need - great or small. There is such a peace knowing that God placed
these friends in my life to walk alongside me when troubles arise, offering a helping hand, or a wise word.
As Christians, we know that God calls us to be in relationship with him, but our relationship with the rest of his creation (each other) is
also so important. I am so thankful that God created each person in our group. And honestly, I just really love them all!"
Member of a St. Paul Small Group
Interested in learning more about Small Groups at St. Paul?
Spiritual growth happens in the context of community. Small Groups are focused on developing a network of friends that help and challenge us to become more like Jesus Christ. Small groups offer a balance of Bible study, prayer, fellowship, encouragement and mission in an informal environment.
If you would like to learn more about small groups, please contact Cory Dunham at 734-358-4477.