Growth Groups challenge us to grow in faith, take action, and develop deep, meaning relationships with God and others. Groups are gatherings of 5-20 people who meet in homes, businesses or at Crossroads throughout the week. A wide range of topics are offered each year to meet the needs and interests of the community.
Most groups are open throughout the semester. When you find a group that interests you, contact our office to register. Read more about current and upcoming groups below.
Groups typically meet weekly for 60-90 minutes. They run from anywhere from 2-10 weeks at different times throughout the year. Groups meet during a variety of days of the week and times of the day, so you can find a group that fits your schedule. It’s a short-term commitment with a positive long-term life impact.
Absolutely! Groups are designed to get people connected to others in the community. Feel free to invite friends, co-workers, neighbors and family.
Join us to sit back and relax with incredible films and to sit up and take notice with thoughtful discussion and clear action steps. Each week we will watch a film around an environmental topic and learn how we can make a difference. Feel free to come for one of the films or all. Snacks and dessert will be provided.
April 9th: The Letter: A Message for Our Earth (2022, not rated)
Learn how a teenage girl from India, an Indigenous leader from the Amazon, an African refugee, and American marine biologists are brought together as they meet Pope Francis and share their stories - and hopes - for our planet.
April 16th: Wall-E (2008, G)
Join this lovable robot as he perseveres in a dystopian future, where the planet has been overrun by trash. Through this family friendly animated film, loved by children and adults alike, we’ll discuss the realities of our throw-away society and how to reverse it.
April 23rd: Chasing Carbon Zero (2023, TV-PG)
A hopeful look at the new technological climate solutions that could help our country reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 and avoid the biggest effects of climate change.
April 30th: Common Ground (2023, not rated)
The solutions to our food and climate may be beneath our feet. This award-winning sequel to Kiss the Ground is an up-to-date look at the promise of regenerative agriculture.
Dates: April 9th - April 30th
Time: Tuesdays, 5:30 pm
Location: Crossroads United Methodist Church
Cost: FREE
Lead by: Brittany Phelps
Eco Movies Growth Group director
Green Team Events director
