Small groups are the most important thing we do in Chi Alpha.
Small Groups offer you the opportunity to be a part of a community of students that truly share life together. Each week we study scripture, learn from one another, and pray for each other, but that’s just the beginning. The relationships formed in these groups extend beyond the boundaries of the specific “time frame” of the group. Our desire at Chi Alpha is not to get you to sign up for another “Bible study”, but to be involved in a life-giving community of brothers or sisters that encourage you, support you, and fight for you through every success and struggle you come across in your years in college.
When do Small Groups meet?
Women's Small Groups
Leader: Stormy Anders
Tuesday Nights at WSSU Location: TBA 7:00 PM- 9:00 PM Email Stormy for more information sranders1694@gmail.com |
Leader: Kristin Jenson
Monday Nights at Salem College Location: TBA 7:00 PM- 8:30 PM Email Kristin for more information kristin.jenson@salem.edu |
Men's Small Groups
Leader: Dean Johnson
Wednesday Nights at WSSU Location: DJR 6:30 PM- 8:30 PM Email Dean for more information deanjohnson202@gmail.com |
Leader: Marc Madrigal
Wednesday Nights at Wake Forest Location: TBA 7:00 PM- 8:30 PM Email Marc for more information whitemochamarc@gmail.com |
What to expect when you attend a Small Group:
1. We keep Small Group to a set time frame.
All of our Small Groups are two hours or less. We understand that many students have a million things going on, so we do this to help make sure that school and other commitments can be a priority for students.
2. Our Small Groups are not coed.
Let’s be honest, it’s impossible to be completely real about what you’re going through in a coed situation. There are things you can talk about with your guys, or your girls that you wouldn’t want to talk about in a coed group. Authenticity is key to having a healthy Small Group, and gender based groups is how we accomplish this in Chi Alpha.
All of our Small Groups are two hours or less. We understand that many students have a million things going on, so we do this to help make sure that school and other commitments can be a priority for students.
2. Our Small Groups are not coed.
Let’s be honest, it’s impossible to be completely real about what you’re going through in a coed situation. There are things you can talk about with your guys, or your girls that you wouldn’t want to talk about in a coed group. Authenticity is key to having a healthy Small Group, and gender based groups is how we accomplish this in Chi Alpha.