Discipleship Groups

Ready to take a next step and go deeper?

At Foundry, we’re passionate about helping people Know, Follow, and Share Jesus and adult discipleship groups are where this growth really comes to life. In these groups, we’ve seen God bring healing, inspire confidence, and draw people closer to Himself. We invite you to explore the group options below and consider taking that next step.

Why groups?

We weren’t meant to follow Jesus alone. Groups create space for connection, growth, and real-life encouragement. Every group is made up of people committed to learning together, building Christian community, and maturing as disciples of Jesus.

Types of Groups

  • Study Groups

    Larger, social-space gatherings (typically 20–40 people).
    Study Groups offer connection through shared learning and discussion around Scripture or topical studies. These groups are a great entry point into community with meaningful interaction in a larger, welcoming environment.  They are ideal for those who enjoy learning alongside others without the expectation of deep personal sharing right away.

    Study Groups meet typically meet year round.

  • Short Term Groups

    Medium-sized, social-space groups (typically 15–20 people).


    Short-Term Groups meet for a defined season and are designed around a specific topic, study, or shared experience. These groups offer connection and conversation in a relaxed setting, with a clear beginning and end. They are a great way to explore community, grow in a focused area, and build relationships without a long-term commitment.

    Short-Term groups usually happen seasonally and run anywhere from 4 to 12 weeks.

  • Small Groups

    Personal-space groups (typically 15 people or less).
    Small Groups are where relationships begin to deepen. These groups prioritize consistent connection, spiritual growth, and shared life through discussion, prayer, and mutual support. In this more personal setting, participants are encouraged to be known, to know others, and to walk together in faith over time.  We believe this environment is especially well-suited to help people grow in deeper intimacy with Christ and move toward deeper levels of spiritual formation and maturity.

    These groups typically form through personal invitation as leaders emerge and in response to the needs of our church community.

    Current Small Groups include people from all ages and stages of life.

  • Hybrid Groups

    Typically around 10-20 people.

    Open groups that blend the learning focus of Study Groups with the relational feel of Small Groups. While open to new participants, they tend to remain smaller in size, allowing for meaningful discussion and connection.

    Some Hybrid Groups meet year-round, other seasonally.

  • Micro Groups

    Intimate-space groups (typically 6 or fewer people).

    Micro-Groups offer the most relationally close experience. These groups create space for vulnerability, accountability, and intentional discipleship. With fewer people, members can share more openly, pray more specifically, and invest deeply in one another’s lives as they pursue spiritual formation together.

    These groups typically form through personal invitation as leaders emerge and in response to the needs of our church community.

I'm Interested!

  • “Joining a small group has greatly improved my relationship with Christ and with Foundry. It has motivated me to deepen my understanding of the Bible and to engage more with the Sunday sermons. We've also made friends who are in similar stages of life, facing the same challenges as parents of young children. While we have always loved Foundry, being part of this small group has truly made it feel like home.”

    -Foundry member

  • “Although I accepted Christ at a young age, I would say I started my true journey with God about 20 years ago. Last year I found myself feeling frustrated and dry and could not find peace. I cried out to the Lord and reached out to the Foundry for prayer and direction. I became involved in a couple of small groups that were truly a divine appointment for me. God who can do immeasurably more than we ask or imagine showed up, and in His faithfulness restored my peace and continues to do tremendous work not only in me, but in my family. I am so thankful to be His child." 

    - Foundry member

  • "Before <my small group experience>, I felt that even though I was saved, I still needed to work for God’s approval. If I could be good enough, God would love me. However, no matter how hard I tried, I always came up short. 

    This clearly affected my relationship with God causing me to feel constantly insecure. It also affected my relationship with others because I believed that in order to receive love or give love good performance was required.... Through my <group experience>, I am gaining trust that God’s love for me is unchanging and not given or withdrawn based on my behavior."

    - Foundry member

Get Connected

Interested in joining or leading a group?