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Men’s and Women’s

Christian Life Groups

In Denton, Texas

Life Groups are the connection point for our Lifeline community. It is through small communities of people that we are able to grow, encourage, challenge, and care for one another.

By joining a Life Group, you are saying yes to living in real Christian friendship with others. Jesus says that "There is no greater love than to lay down one's life for a friend" (John 15:13). That's what we seek when we gather together for a common purpose: To be disciples of Jesus who make disciples of Jesus.

When you join, you'll be included in weekly or bi-weekly gatherings where you'll connect with others to study scripture, pray, laugh, and encourage each other in devotion to God.

You may use the form below to get started! For more questions about Life Groups, visit our FAQs page.

Women’s Life Groups

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Allison & Maeci

Tuesdays at 6:30 PM

Meeting in Living Room One

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Wednesdays at 6:30 PM

Maisie & Sasha

Meeting in Living Room Two

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Thursdays at 7:00 PM

Susan & Jubilee

Meeting in Living Room Two

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Fridays at 11:00 AM

Sugene & Virginia

Meeting in Living Room Two

Men’s Life Groups

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Larry & David

Wednesdays at 6:30 PM
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Meeting in the Academy Art Room

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Dave Silverman

Open Bible to Psalms 60-62 pages on a dark green surface.
Saturdays at 8:30 AM

Meeting in Living Room Two

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Become a Life Group Leader

Life Group Leaders help make our church awesome. They facilitate the essential ministry of our church every week. Take the steps to grow into this vital and impactful role at our church. Here is the process.

  1. Participate in a Life Group

    The best way to start your journey to leading a Life Group is to experience one first-hand. You’ll share in the richest discipleship happening at the church and will learn the heartbeat of Lifeline’s culture and community.

  2. Assist a Life Group Leader

    As you engage in a Life Group, the next step is to come alongside a leader to advance the work that is already being done. You’ll gain insight into how to be a strong discussion-leader, community-builder, and mentor. Additionally, you’ll build key relationships that will support you moving forward.

  3. Receive instruction and equipping by completing Tracks Three and Four.

    Tracks three and four specifically address the posture and practice of leading others in faith and ministry. Our team of pastors will come alongside you to prepare you for the work of leading a Life Group.