Life Groups

FAQ

What is a Life Group?
A Life Group is our small group Bible studies that meet on our campus each Sunday morning. These group times are wonderful opportunities to get to know other people and share time studying the Bible, praying, and encouraging one another. Each group also has various times of fun activities that they plan together.
When and where do they meet?
Currently, all of our groups meet in various rooms around our church campus. The groups begin at 9:00am and end at 10:00am each Sunday morning.
How long do they last?
Life Groups meet every Sunday throughout the year, and each group session is about one hour long.
What will we study?
Our groups have different studies for the various ages. Our children use a curriculum called Gospel Project. It is a journey through the Bible from beginning to end. Our students use YM360, which is a great biblical study on various topics. Most of our adult groups use a curriculum called Explore the Bible, which is a study that looks at one book of the Bible at a time.
Are there Life Groups for everyone?
We have several Life Groups and they cover all ages and stages of life. Many times there are a few groups within the same age group.
If I want to visit, where do I go?
We are blessed to have some wonderful greeters who would love to meet you and help you find a group that would fit your life. Go to the Welcome Center in the Atrium, and they will be there to greet you each Sunday morning.
How can I get more information?
We would love to answer any questions you have and help you get to know our Life Groups. You can contact Bro. Kevin at 251.633.6000 or kcastleberry@wbcmobile.com or contact Gail Zeigler at 251.633.6000 or gailzwbc@gmail.com

Bro. Kevin is the Associate Pastor of Education and Young Adults at Woodridge. He gives leadership to our small group Bible studies, called Life Groups, along with a focus on our Young Adults. He also leads a focus on building the Men of Woodridge through various studies, events, and experiences. Bro. Kevin has served at Woodridge since 2016 after serving churches in Alabama and Louisiana for almost 30 years. He has a Master of Divinity degree from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, a Master of Arts in Marriage and Family Counseling from the University of Mobile and is currently finalizing a Doctor of Ministry degree in Leadership from Denver Seminary. He and his wife served as Church Planter Missionaries with the North American Mission Board for a few years, and they have two grown children.