Northview Groups

We’re not just a church with small groups; we’re a church of small groups. Groups are where we gather around God’s Word, grow deeper in relationships, and go on mission together. We have a group for everyone!


Find Your People

If you want to grow deeper in your faith, you need people around you who are committed to the same goal. From groups that meet in homes or on our church campus, we have a small group for everyone. Your people are waiting for you!


Life Group

Small Groups meet bi-weekly at the church building or in local homes, offering sermon-based study and community. Groups vary by life stage, schedule, and childcare availability.

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Men’s Group

Men’s Groups meet weekly for study, prayer, encouragement, and accountability as men grow into who God created them to be.

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Women’s Group

Women’s Groups meet weekly for connection, Bible study, and growing deeper in faith—together.

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Young Adult Group

Young Adults meet bi-weekly to build community, grow in faith, and connect with others in the same stage of life.

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Seniors Group

Northview Seniors can connect through Life Groups, Sunday morning groups, or monthly gatherings with a meal and program.

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Start A Group

Interested in leading a group? We’ll equip, encourage, and support you as you use your gifts to lead others.

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Ready to lead a group?

From building a core group to focusing on your passion and leaning into your gifts, we want to help you lead a group or start a brand-new one.

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Want to go deeper?

From group studies to sermon questions and recommended books, we want to put the best resources in your hands to help you grow deeper in your faith.

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Re:Generation

God loves you and wants you to experience freedom. Re:Gen is a biblical 12-step discipleship program designed to help you find healing from hurt, sin, and brokenness. Through biblical teaching, prayer, and community, you’ll focus on Jesus and discover hope, peace, joy, and purpose.


No matter what you’re facing, there is hope and healing in Jesus.

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FAQs

  • Where and when do small groups meet?

    Groups meet in various homes on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings. We also have some groups that meet at church. We currently have groups in Danville, Heritage Lake and Plainfield.

  • How often do groups meet?

    Most groups meet two times a month from the middle of August through the middle of May. We take a break during the winter holidays and summer. The groups that meet at church (men, women, and care groups) typically meet every week and then take a break between various studies.

  • What is the commitment?

    Joining a group requires an 8-10 week commitment each semester to attend the weekly gatherings and prepare ahead of time. Commitment is key to building group momentum and deep relationships. We understand that illness, work commitments and family trips come up; however, the depth of each group depends on the commitment of each member.

  • How important are groups at Northview?

    Groups are the heartbeat of our church because we believe circles are better than rows. This is the place where a large church feels small and you are missed when you don't show up. Groups are also the place where ownership and discipleship can happen during the week as groups gather around God's Word, grow deeper together, and then go back to their sphere of influence.

  • Is childcare provided?

    It depends. Our groups are not designed as family groups where everyone interacts together. Groups are intended for adults. While some groups can offer childcare, parents are ultimately responsible for arranging childcare during their group. This can include hiring a babysitter, coordinating childcare with other families or swapping childcare with someone from another group who meets on a different night. We know this is a challenge for many families, but groups are trying to minimize distractions and create the right kind of environment for God to work in a powerful way.

  • How are groups selected?

    We have lots of options. Some groups are self-selected based on your interest or availability. While there is no specific formula for assigning members into various groups, some factors include: group size, available openings, stage of life, location, requested person(s) and the dynamics of each small group. Ultimately, the best way to join a group is to ask to be a part of an existing group.

  • Do I have to be a member of Northview to join a group?

    No. Membership is not required in order to join a group. However, if you are joining a group that is doing a sermon-based study, we do expect for you to attend the service or watch the service online so you can participate in your group discussion and get the most from your group.