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Sunday School Small Groups

Adult Sunday School small groups meet each Sunday morning on campus at 9:45. There are several Sunday School classes for adults to choose from.

  • There is a “traditional” class taught by Pastor Willie White using the Lifeway Quarterly Bible Study.  
  • Our Agape class taught by William Whitmore is a deeper study of one book of the Bible at a time.  Each week the study looks at a verse or passage and breaks it down searching for God’s voice in His words.
  • We also have  a Ladies Sunday School class that takes on various topics and lessons geared towards women.  
  • Diane Ellsworth leads a discipleship group through topical studies.  Each study lasts about 6 – 8 weeks and are authored by many popular christian leaders. 
  • Pastor Bill Dudley is leading a group in Apologetics.  Each of his studies will help you grow stronger in your faith and in being able to defend why you believe what you beleive.
  • Our newest offering is a Bible Study for Single Adults. Led by Miguel and Jennifer Guilloty this group will discuss current topics that show the relevance of the Bible on their everyday lives.  Not only do they meet on Sunday mornings, they often gather together for fellowship.

You are always welcome to drop in on a class or two to see what peaks your intrest.   

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  • Join A Small Group

    A small group is a group of approximately 10–15 people who meet together regularly for fellowship, Bible study and prayer. Small Groups were created in order to connect people to one another and to the life of Beach Beacon while helping them to apply basic biblical principles to their everyday life. We like to refer to this process as experiencing life together.

  • What Does It Mean To "Experience Life Together"?

    The weekly small group gatherings are only one part of what it means to be a part of a Small Group. To experience life together requires that individuals make their relationship with other group members a priority. This consists of a willingness to care for one another and to enjoy fellowship outside of group meeting times.

  • Why Should I Join A Small Group

    Here are four very important reasons. First, you’ll begin to feel like you are part of the Beach Beacon family and not just a face in the crowd. Second, you will immediately be surrounded by people who will provide a caring network of love and support. Third, you’ll begin to understand the Bible better as you study God’s Word with others. Finally, you’ll discover the joy of experiencing life with genuine friends who accept you for who you are and for who you are becoming.

  • Do I Have To Be A Member of Beach Beacon To Join A Small Group?

    Small Groups are open to both attendees and members alike. (Membership is required to lead a group.)

  • How Often Do Small Groups Meet?

    Small Groups meet each Sunday Morning at 9:45 on campus at VBBBC.

  • What Do Groups Study?

    The Director of Small Groups, Neil Johnston, works closely with Pastor Gordon and other staff at Beach Beacon to determine an appropriate study curriculum.

  • Can I Start My Own Group?

    We love it when people express an interest in leading or hosting a group of their own. If you would like more information about leading or hosting, please contact the church office, 757.430.2992 or email Pastor Neil Johnston at youth@vbbbc.org.