Community Groups

 If you would like to become more connected in community at Redeemer Montclair, we encourage you to get involved in one of our Community Groups. Community groups are a place where you can find relationship, mutual support, practical love and service, learn about the Christian faith, pray, and share of what we see God doing in our midst. A typical group gathering involves a time of fellowship, a discussion about a passage of scripture and/or a recent sermon, and a time of praying for one another (Acts 2:42).

Sunday Groups

Ming Chang & Charlie Robinson

  • Where: at Church

  • When: Weekly on Sundays, 11:45am – 12:45pm

  • 2025 start date: January 12th

Bill & Bonnie Slootmaker

  • Where: Pequannock / Little Falls

  • When: 1st & 3rd Sundays, 4pm

  • 2025 start date: January 5th

Michael Chu & Abe Houng

  • Where: Short Hills/Watchung

  • When: 2nd & 4th Sundays, 4:30pm – 6:00pm

  • 2025 start date: January 12th

Jean Gabeau & Phil Hsu

  • Where: Maplewood/Short Hills

  • When: 1st & 3rd Sundays, 4:30pm – 6:00pm

  • 2025 start date: January 5th

Peter Noll & Tim Baker

  • Where: at Church

  • When: Alternating Sundays, 11:45am - 12:30pm

  • 2025 start date: January 12th

Alastair Halliday, CJ Hughley, & Ken Walker

  • Where: Verona

  • When: Alternating Sundays, 4pm – 5pm

  • 2025 start date: January 12th

Monday Groups

Young Adults/College Students - Sam DeVore

  • Where: at Church

  • When: Every Monday, 7-8:30pm

  • 2025 start date: January 6th

Tuesday Groups

Mom’s Group – Johnna Yates

  • Where: at Church

  • When: Every Tuesday, 9:30am – 11:30am

  • 2025 start date: January 7th

*Childcare provided.

Thursday Groups

Len Noll & Joan Gantz

  • Where: Montclair

  • When: 2nd & 4th Thursdays, 7:00pm-8:30pm

  • 2025 start date: January 9th

Saturday Groups

Mark Jacobsen & Sonya Rold

  • Where: Clifton & Nutley

  • When: 1st & 3rd Saturdays, 5pm – 7pm

  • 2025 start date: January 4th

Why join a Community Group?

Although the Bible does not command us to organize a small-group ministry, it does assume significant community life within the church. When this community life does not happen organically (like in the early church or in smaller rural churches), the church must cultivate it by organizing the church into small nurturing communities. Community Groups are gatherings of six to twelve people meeting in individual apartments and homes throughout the Montclair area during the week. These groups are led by trained and supported lay leaders.

For more information, contact Sam DeVore