Community is at the heart of all we do at St Thomas Crookes. Coming to church on a Sunday is great but often not enough, so we encourage everyone to connect in midweek communities called clusters.
Clusters are communities of people who have a common purpose or vision.
Clusters are communities engaged in mission – they are ‘missional communities’.
Clusters look to live out the lifestyle of Jesus – a 3 dimensional lifestyle of UP – IN – OUT.
Clusters look OUT as they engage in mission and serve others.
Clusters look IN as they share life together in cells (each cluster has 2 or more cells; a cell is a small group of disciples supporting each other through prayer, Bible, fun and friendship).
Clusters look UP as they come together as ‘Big Church’ at our Sunday gatherings for worship, testimony and teaching.
Clusters vary in vision, activities and meeting patterns.
Clusters are at the heart of St Thomas Crookes.
If you want to know more about visiting / trying out / joining a cluster ask anyone with a badge at Sunday gatherings or email clusters@stthomascrookes.org or use the Join Us form.