Starting or leading a life group can be incredibly rewarding, but it's not without its challenges. One of the biggest hurdles is creating an environment where everyone feels comfortable. Awkward moments can derail even the best intentions, but with thoughtful planning, you can build a welcoming space for meaningful connections.

Leading a small group is a significant and rewarding step of faith. Whether you felt led by a passion for Jesus, a love for people, or simply a sense of calling, saying "yes" is no small decision. But now that you’ve committed, you might be wondering, “What’s next? Who will come? What if no one shows up?”

Life Groups serve as powerful environments for fostering spiritual growth and guiding people in their next steps of faith. They create spaces where individuals can deepen their biblical understanding, strengthen their prayer lives, and cultivate personal devotion. However, the ultimate goal of Life Groups extends beyond community—it’s about discipleship. Our mission is to help people become more like Jesus, which leads to lasting transformation and multiplication in the Kingdom of God.

The Friendship Factory concept is about turning your group into a place where people feel comfortable and empowered to connect, support one another, and form bonds that extend beyond the group setting. Let’s explore how to build your own Friendship Factory and the many benefits that come with it.

In any small group setting, creating space for members to share their testimonies can be a transformative tool. Testimonies are not just stories; they are powerful bridges that connect people, cultivate empathy, and strengthen faith. By making time for personal testimonies, leaders can foster deep bonds and help each member grow in their walk with God.