A Fuel Group is a small group of people who meets together on a regular basis to share life and grow in their faith together. God designed us to be in community with others. Connecting with others in a small group is a great way to build community, and grow in our faith.
We try to offer Fuel Groups that could encourage you no matter what stage of life that you may find yourself in.
We currently offer:
KIDS:
We operate on a “small group” model in our Sunday services for KidzFuel.
STUDENTS:
We have a range of Fuel Groups from the 6th to 12th grade for young men and young women that meet on Wednesday night at the church at 7 pm.
MEN’S GROUPS:
We offer groups geared toward an older demographic and a younger demographic of men. These meet on various nights at the church.
WOMEN’S GROUPS:
We offer a variety of womens groups here at Fuel. Some geared toward deep Bible study; some geared toward an introductory study on the Gospels; and others that function as a support group for hurting and healing women.
FAMILY GROUPS:
Our family groups meet throughout the greater Lakeland area on different nights throughout the week. We believe that true change nationally and globally starts in the family. We believe that God desires strong family households. That being the case, we encourage family’s to attend groups together and grow as a family. This is our largest section of groups offering the most options.
GRIEFSHARE;
It hurts to lose someone. GriefShare is a friendly, caring group of people who will walk alongside you through one of life’s most difficult experiences. You don’t have to go through the grieving process alone.
CELEBRATE RECOVERY:
Every Friday night at 7 pm in the Multipurpose Room we have Celebrate Recovery. If you or a loved one are struggling with any kind of addiction this is the place for you. Our prayer is through this Gospel-saturated community you will find healing and strength.
If you are interested in joining one of these existing groups or starting a new Fuel Group, please email Mike Harrell at mike@fuel.church