Groups

This is a group for single 50+ year olds focused on studying God’s word and sharing in community together. This group will engage in fellowship gatherings as well and studying the book together. The vision for the group is for anyone in their faith journey to find a community in this season of life! Please contact Loretta with any questions. Loreshephard5@gmail.com

Spring 2026 Study: How Do We Live as Christians? by Kyle Idelman – starting 1/31/2026 and meeting every other Saturday at the Wexford Campus.

‘A Discipleship Journey’ by Dave Buehring. We are a group of adults learning how to disciple others.
Hope you can join us as we grow in our spiritual development and help others to do the same. Meeting at the Wexford Campus on Thursdays.

Group meetings every Tues.
Studying: Hebrews

Location rotates between homes in Gibsonia, McCandless, and Seven Fields

We are going to be going through the Practicing the Way course by John Mark Comer.

Spring 2026 Study: Gentle and Lowly by Dane Ortland. A 12 week study for Married Couples. New Study starts 1/27/26 in McCandless area.

Divorce Care Matters provides a safe environment of care, support and guidance for any person who has been through a divorce or is currently going through a divorce. You will be a part of a friendly, caring group of people who will journey together to learn about “divorce” through a biblical lens and be given common language to describe your feelings, emotions and what you are going through. Divorce Care Matters is led by people who understand what you are going through and want to help. You will gain access to valuable resources to help you navigate your current season and look forward to rebuilding your life.

For more information on Divorce Care Matters, contact Elaine de la Paz care2@northway.org.

WHEN/WHERE
Divorce Care Matters is offered for 13 weeks every spring and fall at the Wexford Campus.

This group will be studying “Do It Afraid”, the recent book released by former North Way Wexford Campus Pastor, Kent Chevalier. The purpose of this group is to discuss the book and encourage each other to push through the fears that may be holding us back from becoming all God created us to be.

The book is available for purchase on Amazon. The study will start Thursday, April 16th at 6:30 pm at the Wexford campus and is open to anyone who wants to read and discuss the book together.
For questions please contact Linda Frank lwfrank11@gmail.com.

Grief Matters provides a safe environment of care, support and guidance for any person who has lost a loved one or friend and who is working on the grief process (view video). You will be a part of a friendly, caring group of people who will journey together to learn about “grief” through a biblical lens and be given common language to describe your feelings, emotions and what you are going through. Grief Matters is led by people who understand what you are going through and want to help. You will gain access to valuable resources to help you recover from your loss and look forward to rebuilding your life.

For more information on Grief Matters, contact Elaine de la Paz: care2@northway.org.

WHEN/WHERE
Spring 2026 Semester kicks off January 26th at the Wexford Campus and will meet for 13 weeks – ending April 20th.

Spring 2026 will be doing a deep dive into Isaiah.

Small group for young families focused on building gospel-centered community, studying the Bible, and growing to be more like Jesus. Geared towards families in the Harmony/Zelienople area. Spring study begins February 5th, meeting in Harmony PA. Studying: TBD

Whether married for years or newly engaged, Marriage Matters provides hope, tools, and an environment for growth. Using Biblical principles and a practical look into relationships, Marriage Matters offers live teaching in a group setting followed by a time of interactive and engaging small group discussion. Come experience Marriage Matters and deepen your intimacy with God and with each other.

Spring semester starts January 29th. Cost is $10/person, To register visit: northway.org/events

For more information, contact amyf@northway.org

Spring 2026 Study: Habits of the Household
Join us at 6 pm on Mondays starting February 9th at Paul & Katie’s house in McCandless. Childcare and dinner provided.

Our study will be on the “Habits of the Household”. A Biblical look to a practical guide offering tools to create meaningful family routines, from bedtime rituals to mealtimes, that foster spiritual growth and strengthen parent-child connections through Christian practices.

Our faith-based addiction recovery group offers a unique blend of spiritual guidance and scientific insights into addiction; how it affects us on the spiritual, intellectual, and physical levels of being, with the intentions of helping individuals break free from the obsessive and compulsive chains of addiction. Centered on Jesus Christ as our Lord and Savior, we provide tools to understand the root causes of addiction, build deeper self-awareness, and foster a supportive community like no other. Led by dedicated leaders who, through God’s grace overcame their own addictions, our group empowers people from all walks of life to reclaim their lives, become productive members of the community, and live as devoted servants of Christ. Stop allowing the enemy to win and come to the group this Monday to experience the transformation and freedom you so long for!

For more information on Recovery Matters, contact Elaine de la Paz: care2@northway.org.

WHEN/WHERE
Recovery Matters meets in person at 7pm, Monday evenings at the Wexford Campus.

Spring 2026 Study: First Freedoms.
Meets at a home in the Ingomar/Wexford Area.

We have begun the First Freedoms Study, but welcome others to join us.