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Groups

HC Groups are built for connection.

Life wasn’t meant to be lived alone, join a group and discover how much better it is when we grow, laugh, and do life together.

Fall Groups Launch
October 4th

Life Is Better Together

HC Groups are 8-week semester based gatherings designed to help you grow in your faith and build meaningful relationships. Whether you're new to church or have been following Jesus for years, there's a place for you.

What are Heritage Church Groups?

HC Groups meet weekly for 8 weeks in homes, coffee shops, restaurants, and other comfortable spaces throughout our communities.

Each week you'll:

  • Watch a short teaching from one of our pastors
  • Read and discuss Scripture together
  • Pray and encourage one another
  • Build authentic friendships


No matter where you are in your faith journey, HC groups are designed to help you take your next steps alongside others.

Find a Group that fits your schedule

With groups meeting throughout the week, it's easy to find one that fits your schedule and season of life. Browse by day, time, campus, or group type—including men's, women's, couples, young adults, singles, and more. Whether you prefer meeting in person or online, there's a place for you.

What do groups study?

Our content is designed to help you grow in practical, biblical ways.

Spring Semester
Our HC Groups Team creates a custom curriculum with weekly teaching videos from our pastors.

Fall Semester
Groups follow along with our weekend message series, helping you dive deeper into what you're learning each weekend.

Group Frequently Asked Questions

How long does an HC Group last?

Each HC Group session lasts 8 weeks and meets in semesters in the spring and the fall. This makes it easy to commit for a season while building meaningful relationships and growing spiritually together.

What happens during a typical group meeting?

Most groups include time to connect, discuss the weekly content or sermon-based teaching, pray together, and encourage one another in everyday life.

Do I need to know a lot about the Bible to join?

Not at all. HC Groups are for everyone — whether you’re new to faith, exploring Christianity, or have been following Jesus for years.

What curriculum do groups follow?

In the spring, groups go through a written curriculum created by our HC Groups Team along with videos from our teaching pastors. In the fall, groups follow along with the Sunday morning sermon series using discussion and teaching videos that build off the weekly message.

How often do groups meet?

Most groups meet once a week during the 8-week session. Groups meet in semesters, in the spring and fall.

Is childcare provided?

Childcare varies by group. Some groups may offer childcare options while others may not, so be sure to check the group details or ask the leader directly.

Can I join with a friend or spouse?

Absolutely! Many people join with friends, spouses, or family members.

How do I choose the right group?

We encourage you to choose a group based on location, stage of life, meeting time, or the type of environment where you’ll feel most comfortable connecting.

What’s expected of me in a group?

Come ready to participate, encourage others, grow spiritually, and build authentic community. You don’t have to be perfect — just willing to engage.

Can I lead a group in the future?

Yes! We love helping people grow into leadership. If you’re interested in leading, talk with your group leader for next steps.

Check out our Spring 2026 content

We understand joining a group can feel a little daunting, so we want you to have a glimpse of what HC Groups are all about before jumping in. Check out Pastor Jeff’s teaching video from our Spring 2026 HC Group series, along with Week 1 discussion questions, to get a feel for the conversations, community, and growth you can expect this semester.

Meet Some of Our Past & Present Leaders

I am looking forward to another great season with old friends and new friends to share the Word! I lead because I believe it is important to be with a community of friends where we can be open and honest with no judgment. Fun fact, once, I was in a parking lot and wanted to make a U-turn, I was so intent on looking for people walking that when I turned, I ran over a stop sign. (No judgement 😀)

Paulette Jennings
Sterling Heights Everyone Group

Married, sassy, and full of Hamilton quotes—this group is for couples who want real connection and good laughs. We’re high school sweethearts (Raquel let Mason copy her biology homework, and the rest is history). Marriage is tough, but walking it out together makes it life-giving.

Mason and Raquel Scully
Imlay City Married Couples Group
Smiling couple in formal wear taking a selfie outdoors near a wooden gazebo by a lake at sunset.
We have made so many connections through our HC Group, and have since gotten more involved at church by serving together on Sundays. We are grateful to have found Heritage Church and we can’t wait for HC Groups to start again!
Dylan & Andrea Binu
Imlay City Young Adults Group

Your next step starts in a group

Stepping into leadership in an HC Group doesn’t mean you have all the answers—it simply means you have a heart for Jesus and a willingness to create space for conversation. As a leader, your role is to guide discussion, encourage others, and help create an environment where people can grow together.

When you sign up to lead, you’re not doing it alone. You’ll become part of a community of leaders who are helping shape and strengthen our church in powerful ways. These small group settings are where real life happens—where people open up, build meaningful relationships, and take next steps in their faith.

We’ll equip you with everything you need to lead with confidence, including leader training and ongoing support from a coach. You’ll have the tools, encouragement, and guidance to make a lasting impact in the lives of others.

Step One

Basics for being an HC Group Leader

01

You must be a Christ-follower and aligned with Heritage Church’s vision and values. We also require you to complete our 101 Class.

02

You can host a group in your home, at a coffee shop or restaurant, or even over Zoom! Our mission is to connect people to each other and to God through HC Groups.

03

HC Group Leader sign-ups begin July 26th, and signups close on September 13th. Attendees can start signing up to join a group on September 13th. HC Groups will officially launch the week of October 4th and run through the week of Thanksgiving.

04

Read more about the vision behind our groups HERE.

05

We require you to attend our Leader Training, led by our campus pastors at one of our three campuses on September 13th. Pick the training location based on the campus you attend regularly!

Future Group Leaders

It’s time to sign up!

Let us know you're ready to lead an HC Group by filling out the application below!

As you apply, take a few minutes to consider and pray through these questions:
  • Where do I want to host my group?
  • Do I want to co-lead with a friend?
  • What kind of group do I want to lead?
  • What can I write in my group bio that will help people connect with my group?
Leader signups close on September 13th.

What it’s like to lead a group

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Leader Coaching & Support

As an HC Group Leader, you’re never expected to lead alone. Every leader has access to a coach who is available to encourage, equip, and support you throughout the season.

Whether you have questions about leading discussions, need help navigating a challenge within your group, or simply want to talk through ideas, your coach is just a text or phone call away. We’re also happy to meet up for coffee and provide personalized support whenever needed.

Our goal is to help you succeed as a leader. If your group is growing and you need additional help, we can even assist you in finding and developing a co-leader. No matter what season of leadership you're in, you have a team behind you that is committed to helping you thrive.

Meet Some of Our Coaches

Stacy Crown serves as a Small Group Coach at Heritage Church, where she supports and encourages group leaders as they create spaces for people to grow in their relationship with Jesus and build authentic community. Her heart is to help others experience the life-changing power of discipleship, connection, and spiritual growth.

Stacy Crown
Small Group Coach

Quin Snyder serves as a Small Group Coach and has been serving at Heritage Church for the past 2 years as the Connections Pastor, and in pastoral ministry for 15 years. He believes life change happens best in community and dreams of seeing every person at Heritage Church connected in an HC Group around a table in someone’s home.

Quin Snyder
Small Group Coach