PEAK
CITY
GROUPS
We believe that spiritual growth happens best in community. At Peak City, we are committed to growing together!
It is officially Group season at Peak City Church! Groups run during the spring and fall semesters - taking intentional seasonal pauses over summer break and winter break, respectively. The 2026 fall semester begins on Sept. 8th and ends on Nov. 20th. It is always best to join a group at the beginning of the semester, but you are free to jump in anytime!
If you would like to either join a group or lead a group this fall, please click on the appropriate link below!
What Are Groups and Why Are They Important?
Groups are about two main things: spiritual growth and authentic community. We are all called to grow in our relationships with God, but we are not meant to do this alone. In Groups, we grow in our faith in community with others.
The primary purpose of Groups is formation: as people grow together in a group, our hope is that they would become more raw, passionate, and clear - the defining marks of our church. In other words, over time, we want folks to become more transparent and vulnerable with others, more passionate about Jesus, and more clear and straightforward in their understanding, their communication, and their application of the gospel. This is the ultimate goal of Groups!
In contrast to Growth Track classes, which are a little more formal and structured, Groups are more relaxed and free-flowing, which is why they are often hosted in peoples’ homes - creating a warm and welcoming environment for attendees.
We offer all kinds of Groups at Peak City:
Sermon-based discussion groups
Bible studies
Book studies or curriculum-based studies
Topical, or theme-based, groups
And these Groups are offered to all kinds of people and all kinds of demographics:
Men
Women
Married Couples
Young Adults
Finally, in the summertime, when our semester-based groups are on pause, we offer “Summer Meetups.” Summer Meetups are fun, social, interest-based gatherings designed to help folks at Peak City maintain connections over the summer - at a time when many people are traveling and on vacation.