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WHAT IS A MISSIONAL COMMUNITY?
“A new command I give you: Love one another. As I have loved you, so you must love one another. By this everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you love one another.” - John 13:34-35

For us, a missional community is not just a bible study, it’s not just a fellowship group, it’s not just a social action club, and it’s not just a support group. Healthy missional communities include all of these things over time, but they are so much more.

A Missional Community is a family of missionaries learning to follow Jesus in every area of their lives. This family on mission discerns where God is at work and how they might partner with God in His redeeming work in the world.

Tenants of a Missional Community

  • Committed. They are devoted to each other and to supporting one another’s missional endeavors. 
  • Centered. They believe that the good life is only found in Jesus and follow his lead.
  • Together. At times, there will be individual and personal aspects to living missionally, but as we follow the lead of Jesus and his disciples, we are meant to love and serve and influence others with the strength of a loving community.
  • Empowered. They are formed and sent by the Spirit. Participating in God’s redeeming work in the world is the organizing principle of all they do.

Our vision is to help people live the good-life in Jesus. We seek to accomplish this through Missional Communities.

INTERESTED IN JOINING A MISSIONAL COMMUNITY?

Campus Church wants you to live in community! We know this can be really hard for all kinds of reasons! We want to help! This form is a sign-up to let us know that you are interested in being part of a small community on mission together. We promise we won't randomly assign you to a group! We will use this info to know what kind of groups we need to build and contact you about what kind of group might be a good fit for you.  

I'm Interested!

FIND YOUR MISSIONAL COMMUNITY

Click below to find out more about our Missional Communities for you and your family.

Young Professionals
A meaningful community for young professionals, ages 25(ish) to 40(ish).
Kids in Action
For families with elementary kids to teens who desire for their kids to fall in love with serving others.
Spiritual Practices Community
A diverse, multigenerational community committed to spiritual formation through the practices of contemplative prayer, communal meals, lectionary devotions, and intentional rest set to the cadence of the Christian Calendar. 
Girl Dads, United
Exists to encourage and inspire all fathers of daughters to be better fathers of daughters.
Single Parent Community
A community dedicated to loving, serving, and building community with single parent families in all stages of life, both inside and outside of the Campus Church community.
Seniors Serving Seniors
A Missional Community for seniors (55+) who are looking for community and connection to other seniors. 
Free Birds
A large group of men and women (some married, some single, some widowed…not all Campus members) who no longer or never did have kids in the house. 
Outnumbered
A group of families who are committed to encouraging each other in the Jesus way.
The Posse
For women of any age who need community and love serving and learning together.

Questions & Answers

Here are some answers to common questions.

Missional Communities are small communities on mission together. These communities encourage each other in the Jesus way and regularly ask, “What is God up to?” And “How can we partner with God together?” 

We love getting new Missional Communities started!!! Email sandy@campuschurch.org, and we will get started! 

Missional Communities meet in all different places! Some meet in homes, others at parks or other public places. Contact the Missional Community leader for more info about where they meet. 

If you already know which community you want to be a part of, click the link above to email that Missional Community leader. If you would like help getting connected to a community, email Sandy@campuschurch.org. 

None of our current communities provide childcare. Most communities include whole families as part of what they do together, so your children are welcome! Some communities periodically make childcare plans together. 

Read the descriptions of the communities on this page and email the leader with any questions. If you have more questions or you’re not finding something that you are looking for, email sandy@campuschurch.org, and we’ll see how we can help!

No! Many of our Missional Communities are made up of Campus Members AND people who are affiliated with another church or are not affiliated with a church at all. No matter where you are in life, you are welcome to be part of a Missional Community! 

Get a glimpse at some of our Missional Communities