Small Groups
Mature, Minister, and Make a Difference
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The Kirk is a big group of people. We've learned that the best way to get to know each other is in smaller groups. In these groups we learn to mature, minister, and make a difference together. Kirk is a church of small groups. We study, fellowship, do missions, get to know one another in small groups. We bring new folks to the Kirk and to Christ and help one another when things aren't going so well. These small groups help make a big community smaller, friendlier and help you get connected.
Small groups follow the biblical model in Acts 2. The early church gave themselves to study, teaching, fellowship, the breaking of bread, and prayer. And they gave to one another as they had need. Because of this commitment, they added to their numbers daily. It's clear that God blesses when we meet together, fellowship together, study together—share life together. Small groups allow us to include people in our own neighborhoods or area of influence and share true community.
Click the related links to see what the small groups are up to at the Kirk or for more information, you may contact Tammy Gill.
Small Groups News
Defending Your World View Sunday School Class
We are currently using R.C. Sproul’s DVD series, Defending Your Faith, as a basis for our discussion. In addressing the area of Christian apologetics, we have identified several BIG Questions that will also be addressed by various guest speakers. Our current class schedule follows:
From Evolution to Intelleginet Design
April 20th-May 4th- David Kolker & Paul Welch anser the Big Question: From Evolution to Intelligent Design (and Everything in Between) in B9
- April 20th – Intelligent Design: What is is--and isn't
- April 27th –Evolution: Examining the Truth Claims
- May 4th – Theistic Evolution- Having it Both Ways
Willow Springs Retreat/Work Day
June 20th & 21st
Small Groups are invited to arrive at Jacob’s Ladder, a camp located on the grounds of Willow Springs in Chandler, OK around 7:00 p.m. The log cabins sleep up to 90 people in bunk beds and provide a full bathroom with showers. If your group would like to enjoy this opportunity for fellowship and relaxation, contact Tammy Gill at 494-7088 or tgill@thekirk.com to reserve your spot. A country breakfast is included on Saturday morning.
If you can’t make it Friday night but would like to participate in the work day, sign up now to join us at 9:00 Saturday morning. Your group can choose a project from the list below and work together to bless the boys at Willow Springs.
Projects
- Build doors for Red Tool shed
- Paint White Pipe Fence
- Brick Fire pit @ropes course
- 3 Benches @ fire pit
- Replace Bench tops @ brick square
- Trees
- Clean-up Crew on Bunk Constructions
- Tree clearing/wood cutting
- Make burn piles, stack wood
- Weed eating pond dams
- Clean out/Organize Red Barn
- Paint Garage:McClendon
- Paint Garage: Liddell
- Make cookie dough: boys snacks
- Hospitality/Meal Prep
For more information on Willow Springs Boys Ranch go to www.willowspringsboysranch.com.
They devoted themselves to the apostles' teaching and to the fellowship, to the breaking of bread and to prayer."
Acts 2:42
Acts 2:42

