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The Addiction and Recovery Friends & Family small group is designed to foster a Christ-centered community for those who are supporting loved ones through a recovery journey offering fellowship, understanding, and healing. The group is open to spouses, siblings, parents, children, friends, and anyone impacted by addiction. This semester the group will finish reading Hope in the Age of Addiction by Chip Dodd and Stephen James and then work together to identify what we will do next (e.g., read another book, dig deeper into a sermon series). We will also continue our ongoing conversation around how we can learn from, support, and care for each other as a Church family working through addiction and recovery. For more information, please contact Morgan Scott at mmscott2727@gmail.com. Group meets every other Tuesday. For now, the group will continue to meet virtually and is always accepting new members.

The AAPI small group will follow the TDC sermon series and discuss any applicable or pertinent cultural experiences that have shaped our faith journey. *Groups will remain virtual until further notice.

Looking to experience authentic community? We know how hard it can be to find your place in this city and we want to be a group that doesn't just feel like another activity but a family where you can truly be yourself and experience the overwhelming love of Christ. *Currently meeting virtually. Please reach out to Leah Walter @ lwalter300@gmail.com for more info.

We are a co-ed small group of mostly professionals in their 20s and 30s. This semester we will be going over the sermon series. We also meet frequently for social activities and seek to form a strong community together where everyone can grow and feel loved and valued

//The affinity groups are The District Church way of providing safe spaces for people of color. This creates a space for us to learn and process the bible foundations of our faith through the lens of our racial experience. Through separate men's and women's groups, our hope and purpose is that this is a space of healing and restoration that points to Christ and to unity within the larger multicultural church body. For more information, please contact Bria Russ at bruss426@gmail.com.

Thursday mornings at 7:30AM This is a men's morning group that typically alternates between following the sermon series and reading various books.

Co-led by Olivia Bentley & Vivian Chiang// Thursdays @ 7:30pm // We are a co-ed group of peoples in all stages of life. We spend group time discussing the sermon, praying, and fellowshipping with one another.

DMV/East Coast - 2 Virtual Small Group In this small group, open to men and women, our focus is to create authentic relationships for the purpose of building friendship and accountability as we grow in Christ-like maturity. Spring 2021, we will discuss the Book of Ephesians, as well as discuss Sunday sermon topics. The DMV/East Coast - 2 Virtual Small Group will meet on Tuesday evenings at 7:00 p.m. via Zoom. For more information about this group, please email mae.s.mills@gmail.com.

Faith in the city is a co-ed virtual small group with the purpose of building community and growing spiritually. This Spring semester we meet 100% virtual via Zoom on Thursday's at 7PM ET. Our topic for this Spring will be Spirit led decisions. Weekly we will discuss the TDC sermon series and read through a book. If you are interested in joining us, please email Tieesha at Tieesha.Rhoden@gmail.com.

Led by Michael and Alyson Joens// Wednesdays 730-9// This is a coed group of young adults seeking Christ through studying the scriptures.

We are studying "Forward: Discovering God's Presence and Purpose in Your Tomorrow". Through studying selected Christian books teaching Christian values and practical applications, we continue to build upon our strong foundation to strengthen our faith. Our members pray and laugh together and caring for each other has served to bond us as a small group family.

El grupo célula de hispanohablantes latinos está reservado para hombres y mujeres que se identifican como latino/a con el fin de proporcionar un espacio común para explorar, regocijar y lamentar lo que significa ser latino en Cristo. Las reuniones incluirán discusiones basadas en la serie de la iglesia, tiempo para compartir testimonios y tener compañerismo para conocernos mejor, y dirección para comprender mejor nuestro llamado a servir a quienes nos rodean. The Latin American Spanish Speakers small group is reserved for self-identifying Latin American men and women in order to provide a communal space for exploring, rejoicing, and lamenting what it means to be a Latino/a in Christ. Gatherings will include discussions based on the the church-wide series, time to fellowship and share testimonials to get to know one another, and guidance on better understanding our call to serve those around us.

The Latino Families Small Group is a bi-cultural and bilingual small group for Latino families. We meet after our kids go to bed so we can focus on connecting and discussions without distractions.

Maryland Families Men's Group. Tim Barger, timbarger@gmail.com. Meeting virtually. The MD Families group exists to support families in Montgomery County, MD through men's and women's small group meetings and a monthly family brunch that includes all our kids in fellowship. Due to the pandemic, this spring we will stick to having small group meetings for adults over Zoom, and no larger gatherings. All MoCo dads are most welcome to join us! Meets every other Tuesday at 7:30 pm.

We are moms, mostly in Montgomery County and NW DC, who meet together weekly over Zoom for sharing and prayer. (This group is part of the MD Families small group, which in other seasons includes events & community for the whole family.) Contact Annabel at araebeck@gmail.com

This group is a support group dedicated to helping men recover from various types of sex addiction.

We meet monthly to encourage each other as moms. This group meets Wednesdays at 8PM. We will begin meeting virtually and move to in-person gatherings outside once the weather warms up.

We meet monthly to encourage each other as moms. This group meets virtually at 10am on Wednesdays.

//Co-led by Yemi & Oyebola Okunogbe, Gretchen and Gordon Gertiser, and Holly Harris// Tuesdays @7pm We are a small group dedicated to fostering community, growing spiritually, and impacting our community for Christ as we serve our neighbors in the Northern Virginia Area. This semester, we will be following along with the weekly, sermon-based curriculum. Please contact Gretchen at gretchen.zens@gmail.com for more information.

We are a small group for all! Families, singles, couples (married, engaged, dating). Come join our Alexandria community as we share life together, enjoy digging into our relationships with God and study the Bible. We will be focusing on discussing the sermons this semester. We will be meeting at different outdoor spots around Alexandria, VA and on Zoom calls. Please contact Rachel Gainor at rachjacobs2@gmail.com for more details.

We are a group that seeks to welcome everyone no matter where you are in your faith. We will ask questions, support and encourage one another, and learn how to live our faith more deeply and authentically. *Meeting virtually.

//Thursdays @7pm// Co-led by Lauren & Willie Hollingsworth// TDC Rosslyn Coed is committed to growing together in fellowship through faith. We strive towards being disciples of Jesus and disciple-makers. We will be doing a hybrid of virtual & in-person meetings.

We are a co-ed small group, open & welcome to all. Our current group is made up of people mostly in their 20s & 30s, both single and married couples. This semester we will be going over the sermon series. We also meet frequently for social activities and seek to build friendships that go beyond just our weekly meeting. Contact Patrick at patrickrougeux@gmail.com

We are a group of women, all at different stages of life, who want to grow in Christ together. Join us via Google Meet Thursday nights, 7:30-9 PM EST. We look forward to welcoming new women to our group!

Led by Nathalie Joseph, Aaron Aliu and Marla Bosset// Tuesday evenings 7 - 8:00 PM through Zoom. We will meet weekly and spend time praying for our church, our city, our nation and for one another. We will also practice using Scripture as our prayer guide for intercession, use principles from leaders who teach about intercessory prayer and lean in to hear Jesus better and to join in the intercession Jesus is already making for His church. Drop-ins are welcome!

//Led by Angela Hill and Yasmine Acheampong// Wednesdays @730pm// A diverse group (with regards to ethnicity, age, careers and time in the faith) of men and women who are seeking to go deeper with God and build a supportive community. Contact Yasmine at acheampong.y@gmail.com for more information.

Led by Amy Graham // Wednesdays, 8am // For those who are in DC or around the globe, this virtual group will seek to build community with one another - sharing our lives, discussing the sermons and praying together. I look forward to connecting with you, virtually.

This group is focused on building awareness in the white community as part of our commitment to justice and becoming a multicultural church. We will be working through the book White Awake together. The group will meet virtually for 10 weeks from on Sundays from 11:30am -1:00pm starting March 21. If you are interested, please email Cat Blalock via the link provided. Given its focus on building awareness in the white community, this group is intended for those who identify as white. We suggest that people of color who are interested in building awareness get connected with an affinity small group, a space created for education, service, and healing within racial identity. You can find affinity-based small groups on the TDC small groups webpage.