“They devoted themselves to the apostles’ teaching and fellowship, to the breaking of bread and the prayers.” Acts 2:42.
For adult members and friends of Nassau Church, Small Groups of 6-12 people offer a structured opportunity for deep connection based on faith and a desire to live a life of discipleship. Groups discuss a Bible story or a book chapter, share joys and concerns, pray for one another, and send each other in ministry.
Small Groups are held in the Fall and during Lent.
What Kind of Christian? Evangelicalism, Christian Nationalism, and Faith in Public Life
Fall Linked-In Learning Series
October 19 – November 23, 2025
Once again, our church community will journey together through Linked-In Learning, where adult education, small groups, and our preaching life intertwine. Our Fall theme, What Kind of Christian?, invites us to discover how from revival fires to culture wars, evangelical Christianity has shaped life in the United States in profound and contradictory ways. We will explore what we can learn from this history and what faithful Christian witness looks like today. This timely topic deserves our prayer and attention.
Download the brochure listing all of the small groups available:
Small groups provide a space to engage with Scripture and questions in community. Through guided discussions, shared reflections, and deep listening, we will seek to discern God’s movement in our lives and in the world around us. This Lent, we invite you to step into the challenge of resurrection faith—not as a distant ideal, but as a lived reality that calls us to hope, renewal, and transformation.
Download the Small Groups Study Guide:
Sign-ups for Fall 2025 are being taken on Sunday mornings between services in the Assembly Room or on My Nassau (link in the upper right of the website).
Contact Lauren Yeh in the church office if you have any questions (email, 609-924-0103 x106)