The Dgroup Membership 101 class is not a requirement for anyone to join a Dgroup. As part of the CCF church family, you are highly encouraged to attend this class so that you will have a Biblical overview and understanding of what a Dgroup is. This will help you make an informed decision on why, how, where, etc. you join a Dgroup in CCF.

The How to Start A Dgroup class is not a requirement for anyone to start a Dgroup. As part of the CCF church family, you are highly encouraged to attend this class so that you will have a Biblical overview and understanding of what it means to start discipling others. This will help you make an informed decision on why, how, where, etc. you can start leading a Dgroup.

The True Life Retreat is not a requirement for anyone to start a Dgroup. As part of the CCF church family, you are highly encouraged to attend this retreat so that you will have an expanded view of the gospel of Jesus Christ, and how you and future Dgroup members can experience true life in Christ. The True Life Retreat also offers an opportunity for you to serve as a breakout group facilitator for your co-attendees. They can become your first Dgroup members after the retreat if they are first-time attendees or do not belong to a Dgroup yet. Water baptism is also a most meaningful part of every True Life Retreat that you would not want to miss!

CCF does not require anyone to serve in any ministry; one of our core values as a church is to “Volunteer”, to serve God alongside your family by serving others in His church, and outside the church. Serving in ministries is done in this spirit of volunteering your God-given time, talents and treasure, following the example of Jesus who came to serve and not to be served.

In CCF, to be accountable is to voluntarily and humbly allow others that we trust around us to check on our progress in our spiritual development in Christlikeness and how we are fulfilling God’s purpose for our lives as Christ-committed followers.

Accountability time is incorporated into Dgroup meetings, using guide questions prepared and used by CCF leadership in their own Dgroups—from our senior pastor to the newest Dgroup leader (place link here for the Dgroup Accountability Questions). One-on-one times may also be set for same-gender accountability as needed (men to men, women to women). Accountability times are not rigid, question-and-answer times; instead, we follow Jesus’ model with His disciples where He regularly encouraged, challenged, asked, rebuked and empowered them at different settings, so that they may be found worthy servants of God, filled with the Spirit at all times.

The How to Start A Dgroup class is not a requirement for anyone to start a Dgroup. As part of the CCF church family, you are highly encouraged to attend this class so that you will have a Biblical overview and understanding of what it means to start discipling others. This will help you make an informed decision on why, how, where, etc. you can start leading a Dgroup.

The How to Start A Dgroup class is not a requirement for anyone to start a Dgroup. As part of the CCF church family, you are highly encouraged to attend this class so that you will have a Biblical overview and understanding of what it means to start discipling others. This will help you make an informed decision on why, how, where, etc. you can start leading a Dgroup.

The How to Start A Dgroup class is not a requirement for anyone to start a Dgroup. As part of the CCF church family, you are highly encouraged to attend this class so that you will have a Biblical overview and understanding of what it means to start discipling others. This will help you make an informed decision on why, how, where, etc. you can start leading a Dgroup.

The How to Start A Dgroup class is not a requirement for anyone to start a Dgroup. As part of the CCF church family, you are highly encouraged to attend this class so that you will have a Biblical overview and understanding of what it means to start discipling others. This will help you make an informed decision on why, how, where, etc. you can start leading a Dgroup.

The How to Start A Dgroup class is not a requirement for anyone to start a Dgroup. As part of the CCF church family, you are highly encouraged to attend this class so that you will have a Biblical overview and understanding of what it means to start discipling others. This will help you make an informed decision on why, how, where, etc. you can start leading a Dgroup.

The How to Start A Dgroup class is not a requirement for anyone to start a Dgroup. As part of the CCF church family, you are highly encouraged to attend this class so that you will have a Biblical overview and understanding of what it means to start discipling others. This will help you make an informed decision on why, how, where, etc. you can start leading a Dgroup.