Ready to meet new friends and learn about the Bible?

Join a group today! Here’s how…

Search all CCV classes and groups HERE, download the Spring 2013 Groups Catalog HERE, or search using the categories below.
Contact the leader directly of the class or group that interests you. If you're interested in getting connected into a group, but aren't sure which is the best fit for you, let us know HERE.
Show up and keep trying! Because we know one size doesn’t fit all, CCV’s Group Life Ministry offers a wide variety of groups. No matter where you are in life, there’s a group ready to welcome you!

Dourte Couples Guys and Dolls McFalls Group

Check out CCV Classes, Connection Events, and Groups here:

Classes	Mixed Groups	Sports Groups
Connection Events	Parenting Groups	Students' Groups
Couples' Groups	Service Groups	Women's Groups
Men's Groups	Singles' Groups

Check out what Group Life at CCV has to offer!

Questions?

Read the FAQ’s below.If you're having trouble finding a group, we are here to help. Contact Alyssa Dourte, Pastor of Group Life at alyssad@moviechurch.com or 610.792.0777 ext. 215.

FAQ's

What is a CCV Group?

CCV Groups are small groups of people meeting and serving together, doing life together, asking questions, learning about God, and having fun! Groups come in all shapes and sizes. Some are organized by friendships, some by schedule or topic, others by gender or place in life, and some by special interest. No matter who you are or where you are, whether you're looking for community, service opportunities, Bible study, or social events, we have you covered!

Why would I want to be in a Group?

There are many biblical and practical reasons to be in a CCV Group. The Bible teaches God’s desire is for us to be in a relationship with him and with one another. Jesus lived his life this way, with a small group of friends. Our faith grows in the presence of a community of faithful friends who can encourage, support and stretch us. And, while experiencing a great, relevant Sunday service is extremely beneficial to our faith, being connected to a group is vital. We can ask questions, implement what we’re learning and put concepts into action in our lives, all while having fun with our friends. Life is always better together.