What are Community Groups?
- Community Groups are small groups that meet either on or off campus that are designed to foster Christian community through fun, food, and fellowship. Community Groups are not intended to be a replacement for Sunday School, but a supplement.
Why do we need Community Groups?
- Community Groups exist to create environments both on and off campus where Christian community can take place and relational bridges can be formed.
Who can come to a Community Group?
- All of our groups are open groups, which means that you can join at any time and invite your friends to come with you. Currently, we have Community Groups for adults of all ages.
How often do Community Groups meet and where can I find out more?
- Some of our Community Groups meet weekly and some meet monthly. For a complete list of when our groups are meeting, please scroll down.
What can you expect when you come to a First Dallas Community Group?
- When you come, you will find a warm and welcoming environment and make immediate friends and connections. At every Community Group gathering there will be a brief devotional and discussion from God’s Word, a time of intentional prayer, food, fellowship, and fun.
What if there is not a Community Group in my area?
- We are looking to strategically expand our Community Group ministry throughout the entire Metroplex. If we don’t currently have a Community Group in your area, you might be the one to help us start one! Fill out the form below for more information on starting a group in your area.
On Campus:
- Sunday Nights:
- Young Marrieds
- Adult 2
- Adult 3 & 4
- Single Adults
- Grupo du Communidad en Español
- Home School Moms
- Special Needs
- Wednesday Nights
- Next-Gen Girls | Julia Jeffress Sadler | Room HFC 7 Lobby
Off Campus:
- Metro-South (Midlothian Area) | Jeff Adams
- Dallas Baptist University Campus | William Horton
- Rockwall | Russ and Rebecca Bafford
- Grapevine | Akhil and Rebekah Thomas
- Far North Dallas | Brad and Edika Buckman
- Mesquite (coming soon)
Sean Beach
Associate Minister of Education
Sean has a Master of Arts in Christian Education from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and is currently writing his dissertation for a Doctorate of Ministry degree from Liberty University. Sean and his wife, Katie, have been married for nine years and they have three girls, Caroline (7), Madison (5), and Emily (2).