Create Community. Accompany Others. Grow as Disciples.
You weren’t meant to do life alone.
Looking to grow faith and friendships after OCIA, Alpha, CRHP or Bible Studies? Or simply; are you looking to join a small group? Consider Salt and Light Grow Group.
To follow Jesus is to commit to lifelong learning and growth. Like Jesus’ disciples, our walk with the Lord today is not one lived in isolation but rather one immersed in community and enriched by authentic friendship with others. In homes and in the company of friends, Grow Groups provide a place of deep transformation where people can be known, loved, and cared for as they strive to deepen their friendship with Jesus and one another.
Current Series- Dr. Edward Sri’s – When You Pray: A Clear Path to a Deeper Relationship with God
Cultivate a Rich and Lasting Prayer Life
You know prayer is important but still find it challenging. Perhaps it’s hard to find time, or you’re unsure what to do when you pray. Or maybe you feel discouraged by your weaknesses and your inability to overcome them.
If you have any of these feelings, you are not alone. Many of the saints struggled in prayer. They were like us. But each time they fell, they got up again and learned to rely more on God’s grace.
What God did in the lives of countless saints, he wants to do in the lives of ordinary people like us. And that’s what this study is about: the journey of prayer God wants to take us on.
Authored and presented by Dr. Edward Sri, When You Pray also features Fr. Jacques Philippe, Fr. Josh Johnson, Fr. Gregory Pine, Sister Josephine Garrett, Fr. Donald Haggerty, and Sister Maris Stella.
Wednesdays at 6:30pm on 1/22, 1/29, 2/5, 2/12, 2/19, 2/26
Thursdays at 1:30pm on 1/23, 1/30, 2/6, 2/13, 2/20, 2/27
Previous Salt & Light Content:
The community has always been the instrument that the Spirit uses to bring about the great renewals throughout the history of the Church. Today it is the community that should be the lampstand on which the great light, the Holy Spirit, is placed, so that it gives light to all in the house.
Cardinal Raniero Cantalamessa