Crossway Groups

Discover community and connect with others
as we grow together as disciples of Jesus.

It is our vision that everyone who calls Crossway home will find a place to be in community in at least one Crossway group, and be personally connected to at least two other people.

Life Groups

Small groups of like-minded people who share, laugh and serve together.



Prayer Groups

"Where two or three gather in my name, there am I with them." - Matthew 18:20



Youth Groups

Small groups for high schoolers to connect into.​



Young Adults Groups​

We are made up of 18 – 30 year olds across a range of life stages.



Team Crossway

Join Team Crossway and invest your time and energy to help and serve others.


Online Groups

Join an Online Life Group.



Alpha Course

Got questions about faith, life or who God is?



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More about Crossway Groups

Crossway Groups are the primary way to connect into community at Crossway.

Crossway Groups include Life Groups, prayer groups, missional communities, clusters, kids groups, youth groups, service teams, ministry teams, special interest gatherings and friendship groups. They also include emerging DBM (Discovery Bible Method) groups of 2-5 people exploring faith or reading the Bible with a friend (or friends).

Beyond their primary serving purpose, service and ministry teams are also encouraged to see themselves as discipling groups. For example, as well as helping out in the carpark at a weekend service, the car park team may also gather for coffee, watch the service together, and spend time sharing with each other.

The primary framework for Crossway Groups is UP–IN–OUT: God (up), Community (in), Missional Multiplication (out).

Leaders are encouraged to see themselves as spiritual parents of the Crossway Groups they lead, ensuring there is a purpose for the gatherings and a regular pattern of meeting together.

The Crossway Groups model seeks to be simple and intuitive, making it easy for everyone to belong, and facilitating rapid mobilisation.