Being part of a church means being there for others and knowing they will be there for you. Simply put, it is about true friendship. If you want to connect into North Point, join one of our small groups:

Danvers, Thursday nights, coed, marrieds and singles, contact David Cook
Beverly, Thursday nights, coed, marrieds and singles, artists group, contact Chris Gilbert

Why join a North Point small group?
Community builds meaningful relationships and goes hand in hand with discipleship and mentoring. The best way to mentor someone is to do as much life with them as possible. The best way to disciple someone is to be present in their life and give them a significant range of opportunities to see how you live your life and react to challenges. Community allows people to see how theology is worked out in our everyday lives. One of the most effective ways to create community is through small groups. They provide accountability and can serve as the first level of pastoral care for each person in the congregation.

Each small group at North Point is assigned an Leadership Team member committed to getting to know the members of the group in order to provide a trusted conduit to the church leadership. If groups feel safe sharing their needs and concerns with a Leadership Team member, the church leadership is better able to serve the congregation by responding to issues in relationally sensitive, proactive and timely ways.