Are you looking for fellowship, a place where you can explore life’s big questions, share your beliefs, and connect with others in a warm and supportive setting? A Catholic Cell Group might be just what you’re seeking. A Cell Group is a small, friendly gathering open to anyone—no matter where you are on your faith journey.
You don’t need to have all the answers or consider yourself religious to join us. We value honest conversation, personal stories, and the unique perspectives that everyone brings. Each meeting includes time to share, listen, and reflect—sometimes drawing from the wisdom in Scripture or the Catholic tradition, but always with openness and respect for each.
If you would like to experience a Cell Group and see if this is what you are searching for contact the church office and let them know which night fits your schedule best.
| Tuesday Evening | Wednesday Evening | Thursday Evening |
|---|---|---|
| 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM | 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM | 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM 7:30 PM – 9:00 PM |
Cell may be aligned based on:
o Age groups
o Geographical area
o Professions
o Common interests such as single adults, language, youth, etc.
o Availability/Schedules
Did you know? The first cell group consisted of the 12 Apostles!
Seven purposes of a cell group
1. To grow in ongoing intimacy with the lord
2. To evangelize by word and lifestyle, especially by inviting people to join the group
3. To grow to a point of multiplication
4. To give and receive support
5. To inspire members to prepare for leadership in the future
6. To be involved in parish ministry according to our gifts
7. To deepen our catholic identity
Who can lead a cell group?
The answer is: anyone can lead a cell group.
A cell leader is someone who has ‘caught the vision’ of what cells are all about. “The church exists to evangelize”, as St. John Paul said, and so the mini church, the cell, evangelizes too and then eventually multiplies a new cell. This is the vision of cells. This is the vision that the cell leader must embrace.
A cell leader does not need a degree in theology. Some of the most effective cells in the life of a parish are led, not by the highly educated, but by the willing.
A cell leader is a servant, following in the footsteps of Christ when he said, “I come to serve, not to be served”. A cell leader is available to his cell members and stays in touch with them by phone. A cell leader prays often for the cell members.
A cell leader does not have to have all the answers. A cell leader need only be resourceful enough to find out the correct answers. A phone call or note to the cell shepherd, deacon, or pastor will accomplish this.
A cell leader is an ‘encourager’ and is the key in motivating others to take on leadership. A cell leader delegates cell duties and makes others feel comfortable doing the task. The cell leader creates a climate of warm cordiality, friendship, and joy during the cell meeting.
A cell leader comes under authority; within the cell organism, that authority is the pastor. Cell leaders are accountable to their cell shepherd and to the pastor for maintaining good order in the cell.
Join Our Parish Cell Groups
Sign-ups to join a cell group within our parish community.