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Welcome!

We want everyone to be involved in a Sunday morning group as well as a midweek group or D-Group, and my hope is that this guide will give you all the information you need to know to get plugged into a discipleship group this spring. There is a group for you!

At Forest Hills, one of our core values is multigenerational worship and discipleship. We value generations coming together to study the Word and help each other grow in their knowledge and love for Jesus. We accomplish this through all of our groups at FHBC!

We value generations coming together to study the Word and help each other grow in their knowledge and love for Jesus.
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Sunday Morning Groups

Sunday Morning Groups are weekly groups that are designed to be centered on deep, thoughtful Bible teaching that encourages meaningful discussion and real-life application. They’re a place where authentic relationships are built—where you’ll find encouragement, connection, and care in every season of life. Whether you’re new to faith or have been walking with Jesus for years, you’ll find a group to belong and grow. All of our groups meet at 9:45am in various locations around the campus and are organized by age, gender, stage of life, and more.

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Midweek Groups

Midweek Groups meet seasonally and are designed to dive into specific topics and biblical truths that equip disciples to love, grow, serve, and go in their everyday lives. Each session is practical and rooted in God’s Word—whether it’s exploring a book of the Bible, strengthening different types of relationships, or learning how to live out your faith in today’s world. These groups offer a short-term commitment and a great opportunity to grow in your understanding of Scripture while connecting with others. Our Midweek Groups offer something for every age!

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D-Groups

D-Groups are intentional, 4-6 person gender-specific groups, dedicated to transformational growth through studying God’s word, prayer, and accountability with the purpose of multiplying faithful disciples of Christ. Each group meets weekly or every other week for one year before multiplying into new groups. The format of a D-Group is not a teacher-student model, but a group discussion. Each group is encouraged to utilize the H.E.A.R. method in studying the Bible individually and use that as a guide for their discussion as they meet together.