Community Groups are one of the most important components of who we are as a church.  As our adult gatherings on Sunday mornings, these groups are a place to study God’s Word and apply it to life.  They also provide opportunities to grow spiritually through fellowship, prayer, and service.  Community Group involvement is an important step to building significant relationships and connecting with our church family.  Community Groups connect people to God’s word, to each other, and to mission/service opportunities.  They are the primary vehicle for caring for our church family.

Life Groups are a small group of people who do life together under the Word.  The purpose of a life group is two-fold: to grow together in God’s Word (Col 3:16) and to care for another from God’s Word (Heb 10:24-25).  Life groups are organized and flow out of community groups, allowing them to be mutually beneficial to one another. Community groups enable us to strategically shepherd our life groups through training and caring, while life groups enable community groups to be intentionally strengthened throughout the week.  Please talk to your Community Group leaders to get plugged into a life group.

A description of all of our Community Groups available below.  These descriptions are meant to be a guide to help you select a group, but anyone is welcome to visit any groups.

Community Groups

For the summer, we take a break from our regular Community Groups and meet in Community Group Electives at 9:45 instead.  We will have two different 4-week elective blocks with two topics to choose from each block. Please select one topic to attend each block.  Topics and teachers for our first elective block are listed below.

Community Group Elective Block #1, June 28 – July 26:

1. Piety, Fury, and Death: The Despair of Virgil and the Hope of Christ: Taught by Dr. Travis Coblentz, visiting assistant professor in the Classics and Philosophy department at Samford. He holds an M.Div and Th.M from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary; and a Ph.D. in Philosophy from Baylor.
2. The Call to Discipleship: Taught by Ray Melick and Mark Edwards, MBCC Members

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Regular community groups (listed below) will resume on August 2, 2026. Community Groups meet at 9:45 on Sunday mornings between our two worship services. 

United
Ages 20s and up, Community Building #10

Forge
Ages early 30s & up, Fellowship Hall #1

Harvest
Ages mid 30s & up, Community Building #9

Covenant Keepers
Ages late 30s & up, Community Building #12

Mosaic
Ages early 40s & up, Community Building #11

Fusion
Ages mid 40s & up, Fellowship Hall #2

Alpha Omega
Ages early 50s & up, Fellowship Hall #3

Servants
Ages late 50s & up, Fellowship Hall #4

Foundation
Ages 60s & up, Community Building #8

Encouragers
Ages mid 60s & up, Foyer Room

Builders
Ages 70s & up, Library

The Vine
Women only, all ages, Community Building #5

*These descriptors are meant to serve as a guide to help you select a community group.  Anyone is welcome to visit any group.