Grow Together in Faith

Home Groups

In a 1748 letter reflecting on the development of Methodist “class meetings,” John Wesley described how these gatherings fostered Christian fellowship, encouraged members to bear one another’s burdens, and deepened their care for one another’s spiritual well-being. He called this shared commitment a “labour of love.”

These gatherings were more than Bible studies. They created space for honest conversations, meaningful questions, and the practical application of faith in everyday life. Wesley’s famous question to members of his early Methodist classes was, “How is it with your soul?” This question captures the heart of this approach to discipleship: caring not simply about whether someone attends church, but about the condition of their soul and their growth in Christ.  This same spirit of intentional care, authentic community, and spiritual growth is at the heart of Cornerstone GMC as we seek to live out Wesley’s question together.  

Home Groups are typically made up of six to 12 people who meet regularly in a welcoming, relaxed setting. Whether you’re new to Cornerstone GMC or have been part of the church from the beginning, there’s a place for you.

Interested in joining a Home Group or learning more? We’d love to help you find a place to connect, and we would be happy to provide more information.