Group Life

Our goal is to provide you with tools and opportunities that help you grow in your faith journey, to create environments and community that support, challenge, and equip you as a follower of Christ and give you practical opportunities to live out your faith before others.

Find Your Place

Sunday Groups 55 Plus Womens Ministry Mens Ministry

Community Groups

Interested in joining a community group? Fill out the form below to take your next step.

Interest Form

Sunday Mornings

Sunday Study Groups are a Great Way to Learn and Grow in the Word of God. These groups are for people at NCC who want to grow deeper in their knowledge of God’s Word as well as connect with other followers of Jesus on a Sunday morning. If this is something you are interested in, check out one of the groups we offer at 9am and 10:30am.

9am in Classroom #1

Kindred Spirits / Current Series: The Road to Emmaus Part II: Death & Resurrection of Jesus

9am in Classroom #2

In His Steps / Current Series: Romans

9am in Classroom #4

Journey / Current Series: Philippians

10:30am in Classroom #1

Heritage Builders / Current Series: Psalms

10:30am in Classroom #3

College & Young Adult Group

10:30am in Classroom #4

Thrive Women’s Study Group

For any other questions, contact Alex Cook at Alex@ncchapel.com

Connected in Christ (55+) Ministry

Connected in Christ (C.I.C.) ministry exists to provide opportunities for adults 55+ to grow in their relationship with God and one another through fellowship and serving the Kingdom.

Womens

Thrive Women's Study Group 2025

January 26 – December 21, 2025

Men's Ministry

At the North Canton Chapel, we believe that men’s spiritual health affects all facets of their lives, including their families and our church, therefore, Men’s Ministry makes much of Jesus every day to everyone by:

Providing opportunities for connections in order to build bridges towards stronger relationships and community in Jesus.
Providing opportunities for men to grow in their understanding of and obedience to God’s word in community, thus fostering growth in leadership and in discipleship.
Assisting men in understanding their gifts and encouraging them to use their gifts out of their love for Jesus in service to the church, community, and abroad.