Each group has its own personality. Some small groups pray, study the Bible, or discuss the sermon. Some groups eat together. No matter what, the advantage of small groups is meeting in a home. More is possible when we are closer together.
What happens at a small group?
Small Group Guides
Join a Small Group
Our small groups have three goals: friendship, transformation, and outreach. We want our small group members to create deep spiritual friendships. We want our small groups to transform us to be more like Jesus. We want people to reach out to our neighbors who don’t know Jesus yet.
If you’d like to join a group, fill out the form below with your preferences. Then, we’ll ask a few groups who seem to be a match to invite you to try out their group. Through it all, staff will stay in touch to see how things are going.
Small Group Staff
Mitch East
Adult Education & Small Groups
Sarah Boydstun
Adult Education, Small Groups, and Young Adults
Mitch East
Adult Education & Small Groups | mitch.east@mrcc.org | 405.607.6400
Mitch joined Memorial’s staff in 2023 as the Adult Education Minister. He works with the Sunday morning Bible classes, helps organize small groups, teaches, and writes curricula. Mitch and his wife Allison moved from Texas with their three children, Evelyn, Simon, and Mary Elizabeth.
Sarah Boydstun
Adult Education, Small Groups, and Young Adults | sarah.boydstun@mrcc.org | 405.607.6400
Sarah has worked at MRCC since June of 2021. She assists Mitch East and Lee Langdon with the Adult Education, Small Groups, and Young Adult ministries in day to day tasks.
She graduated with a bachelor’s in organizational communications from Oklahoma Christian in 2009.
Sarah and Matt have been married since 2012 and have two sons and a daughter. Sarah Loves being around a pool and teaching others to swim in her free time.