
homegroups
growing together
Homegroups provide the best place to experience meaningful community and growth to become more like Jesus. We meet in homes across Yolo County to grow together on our faith journey, develop deep friendships, and serve in our community.
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our homegroups
New to FBC or small groups? Try a “starter” home group for four weeks in October. Join us in Room 5 after the service from 11:30am-12:30pm (light snacks provided) and get started in your community experience!
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Contact Bronwyn to join one of these groups or to start your own!
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Brad and Jo's homegroup, West Davis, Sunday afternoons bi-weekly
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Tim's homegroup, Woodland, Sunday evenings
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Drew and Trina’s homegroup, Winters/Woodland, Sunday evenings bi-weekly
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Tom and Kathy's homegroup, North Davis, Sunday evenings
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Keith and Janet's homegroup, North Davis, Sunday evenings, online and Thursday afternoons in person
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Ryan and Lisa's homegroup, Woodland, Sunday evenings
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WOW Women’s bible study, Tuesday mornings, online
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Mark and Christina's homegroup, Tuesday afternoons, online
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Doug and Kim's homegroup, Davis, Tuesday evenings
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Kevin’s Young Adult homegroup: Tuesday evenings
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Joe and Jen's homegroup, West Davis, Wednesday evenings
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Men’s Group, FBC, Thursday mornings
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Pat B & Nancy's homegroup, Davis, Thursday evenings
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Young Adult Fellowship Group, Thursday evenings at FBC
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Moises and Lacy's homegroup, Thursday evenings, online bi-weekly
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Mike's homegroup, West Davis, Friday afternoons
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Celebrate Recovery, University Covenant Church, Thursday evenings
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unity in diversity
A distinguishing mark of FBC’s homegroups is their diversity. We gather in unity even though we have diverse political views, economic situations, interests and passions, religious backgrounds, spiritual nuances, life stages, and more. This diversity is a powerful avenue for experiencing the unity of Christian community. One example: some of our groups involve both adults and children. In those groups, children learn from watching adults grow in their faith and adults benefit from the fresh ways that kids approach their own young faith.

