Small groups (FISH)

Fellowship in Servant Homes (FISH) - Our vision is to bring God's people truly together to grow, be discipled and become complete in Christ.


Anyone and everyone is welcome to join one of our FISH small groups, each of which is designed around three principles: fellowship, spiritual formation and outreach. These make up our covenant, located to the right ---->

We have several groups to choose from, and new groups are always forming. If you have questions about this ministry or wonder how you might become involved in a group, please contact Kathy Sivard, Director of Adult Ministry. We can also supply groups with wonderful study guides and provide additional support.

  1. Co-ed groups
  2. Men's groups
  3. Women's groups
Angelfish Women's FISH Group
Facilitator: Susan Chan
Meeting Time and Location: Wednesdays from 12:30PM to 2:30PM; New Hope Library
Current Topic: Romans
Floating Fish Women's FISH Group
Facilitator: Judy Shoemaker
Meeting Time and Location: Every third or fourth Saturday at 10:00AM; La Chatelaine, Dublin
Current Topic:

To become involved in a group

or to learn more, contact Kathy Sivard, Director of Adult Ministry, or call us at 614.766.5445.

Adapted from Rick Warren's The Purpose Driven Life:

In seeking Genuine Fellowship we will:

  • Share our true feelings (authenticity)
  • Encourage each other (mutuality)
  • Support each other (sympathy)
  • Forgive each other (mercy)
  • Speak the truth in love (honesty)
  • Admit our weaknesses (humility)
  • Respect our differences (courtesy)
  • Not gossip (confidentiality)
  • Make the group a priority (frequency)

In seeking Spiritual Formation we will:

  • Pray for each other
  • Diligently study God's Word
  • Come prepared for each meeting relative to our lesson material and individual responsibilities

In seeking Service and Outreach we will:

  • Use our gifts as "active participants" of genuine fellowship
  • We will seek ways in which we may serve the community outside our church body
  • Expand the family of God (implementing the open-chair policy and birthing new groups)