Adult Ministry

We want to help you grow as a disciple of Jesus Christ. Every adult in every stage of life can be a part of what God is doing at Rocky Creek. Through our Gospel Groups, cohorts, ministry events, and courses there are plenty of opportunities to connect with fellow believers.

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Men and Women Cohorts

Cohorts provide an avenue for men and women to go deeper into studying critical areas that relate individually to the needs and spiritual development of men and women. Cohort success is totally dependent upon how the individual puts the content into practice. There are seasonal open-door events encouraging all to participate and inviting others to join. The cohort gatherings include commitments to read books that correspond with the church’s thematic teaching or a focus on a pivotal issue. Cohorts are supported with larger events to go deeper into the content and smaller courses for those who want to apply the content together weekly.

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Seniors

On the first Tuesday of each month, senior adults meet for a meal in the fellowship hall. Mid-month, they meet for a meal off campus. Each month, our senior adults support a mission project, either locally or globally. Because they enjoy each other’s company, there is a yearly senior adult trip to the beach and sometimes local trips to nearby attractions.

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Learn and Apply Biblical Truths

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We want our people to grow in the gospel and go with the gospel, and this happens through the avenue of our small groups called Gospel Groups. Gospel Groups are the hub of connection for Rocky Creek. All age groups study Scriptures using the Gospel Project Curriculum to help one another learn and apply biblical truths.

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Upcoming Adults Events

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Common Questions

Does your church minister to the needs of widows?

Our church has a ministry specifically for widows. A ministry group cares for the needs of our widows. Ministry can include transportation to doctor appointments, assisting with household emergencies, or simply providing conversations and regular points of checking in. There is also a yearly banquet to honor the widows in our church family.

What is the difference between a cohort and course?

This one is complicated, so hang with us.

Courses serve as discipleship opportunities to learn about a specific topic we may not cover in typical environments and are offered quarterly. You often have an opportunity to take courses either at Midweek or on Sunday evenings.

Cohorts are yearly initiatives in which our men and women dive into a yearlong process of discipleship consisting of book studies that also align with course offerings and other scheduled events.

You do not have to register for a course to be a part of the cohort nor do you have to register for the cohort to be a part of the course. You can pick as much or as little as you desire to grow in your specific plan for discipleship.