Groups at Ada Bible

God created us for community—and our healthiest, most fulfilling seasons of life are often the ones where we're surrounded by people who truly know us. Groups are where that happens. They're circles of people who walk through life together, help each other grow in faith, and show up for one another along the way. Groups are your place to belong, grow, and serve.

Our Mission

Following Jesus

A commitment to lifelong trust and surrender.

Galatians 2:20 | Matthew 16:24

Following Jesus begins with a step—sometimes small, sometimes uncertain—but always rooted in trust. Day by day, we learn what it means to surrender, to listen, and to walk closely with him, growing in a relationship that shapes every part of our lives.

Growing Together

Become more like Christ in community.

Acts 2:42 | Hebrews 10:24–25

As we gather, share our stories, open God's Word, and show up for one another, we're strengthened and encouraged. Together, we're being formed into who God is calling us to be.

Pursuing God's Mission

Live generously, serve one another, and share the gospel.

1 Peter 4:10 | Matthew 28:19–20 | 2 Corinthians 9:8

God invites us into something bigger than ourselves—a life marked by purpose. In the everyday moments, we give, serve, and love others in ways that reflect him, pointing people to Jesus through both our words and our lives.

Join a Group
We offer groups for men, women, young adults, couples, and single adults. You may join a group by clicking the Join a Group button below. Visit any of our ministries’ pages for more information on their group offerings.
New groups launch in the fall and winter each year.

Divorce Care
Divorce is painful in ways that are hard to put into words—and you were never meant to go through it alone. DivorceCare is a thirteen-week, biblically based program that gives you practical tools for coping, healing, and moving forward.
GriefShare
Grief is one of the hardest things a person can carry—and you don't have to carry it alone. GriefShare is a safe, welcoming place where people understand the difficult emotions of loss.