Groups + Classes
Our groups & classes are offered in regular cycles around the year. Sign up now for one of the three different groups we are offering this Fall (2026)!
Sexuality Growth Group for Men (“Unwanted”)
Sept 22nd - Nov 24th
This Online Counseling Group for Men is about cultivating healthy sexuality. It involves exploring many areas of our lives, including:
Our past, including family and the home that shaped us
Our sexuality, how this was formed, and how it plays out today
Our current relationships, how we do conflict, & how we relate to others
Our current/future goals, inviting us to live with greater desire, hope, and community
Our struggles, anxiety, anger, or places we feel stuck
Walking through “Unwanted” by Jay Stringer, this Care Group is about understanding how to live a life that is free from shame, and instead gain community and healing in an area where we often feel we must hide.
Led by: Therapist Robert Vinje!
“Try Softer” Anxiety & Trauma Group (For Women)
Sept 22nd - Nov 24th
“A Fresh Approach to Move Us out of Anxiety, Stress, and Survival Mode, & into a Life of Connection and Joy.”
This Group is for women who have had painful life experiences, deal with ongoing feelings of anxiety or distress, and who long to walk in greater peace & compassion with their stories. Structured around the book Try Softer by Aundi Kolber, this group will provide a space to learn, process, and connect with other women.
Try Softer isn't just about Trauma, but about how to see your full story, respond to your body, and learn how to live with peace, instead of being hijacked by anxiety or suppression.
Led by: Therapist Angela Brown!
Grief Care Group (Co-Ed)
hosted by Reach Church
Next Group: October 2026
This Group is for anyone who has lost someone (to death) in their life. Sitting with others, this group will help you honor the memory of the one you lost, understand the meaning of their place in your story, explore the unique experience of grief that we must all face in life, know the place of Christ in our pain, and teach you how to give & receive genuine love and support.
What participants have said:
“For me, it was a way in finding my identity through grief, and find community with others who are walking a similar path.”– Erica
“When I lost my mom, I didn’t know how to grieve. In the months that passed, I did my best to get by. But the grief group taught me so much more than just surviving. It helped me hear the voice of God in the midst of my pain. It taught me how to care for myself and understand what I was going through inside.” – Dan