Connect Groups

This group meets on Tuesday evenings for Fellowship, Bible Study and Prayer. For high schoolers to 30's.

Tues. 7:00 - 9:00 pm

Meets most Saturday mornings on the upper level of Wegmans on Rt 512/Center St, Bethlehem. Drop in between 8:30-11:30am for personal Bible study with other Christians around to help if you get stuck, or share in your excitement as you discover more about God. Get on the email list to to know when it's happening, and come whenever you are able.
Childcare is only what Wegman's provides.

The purpose of this group is to keep NC4 aware of Bright Hope (formerly CareNet) ministry needs, to participate in fund raisers (Gala, 5K Walk/Run, Baby Bottles, etc.), and to quarterly collect items to replenish supplies needed at Bright Hope centers.

We do social distancing and wear masks at our meetings.
First, we discuss the needs of Bright Hope, and pray for personal requests. Then we have a bible study, currently studying James.

We meet monthly on 3rd Saturday 10am-noon.

Whether you currently write or have nursed the desire to write for years, our group will encourage you to write. Brief teachings on writing, editing, how go get published and other relevant topics are discussed. We will support each other's projects by sharing limited pages of draft works in progress. Our goal is to write. Our long term goal is to disciple and influence the secular world through letter writing, online content, letters to the editor, book reviews and music, articles, poetry, picture books, book-length fiction or non-fiction projects, or memoir.

Presently we are meeting remote. We hope to resume in-person after March 2021. We are open to interested writers!

Member Responsibilities: On rotation, we each read each other's submissions to provide a constructive, but encouraging critique.

Serious adult and teen writers are welcome.

Meetings are alternate Thursdays at 7pm-9pm. We promise to start and end on time. Since we meet all year long, please contact to learn when we meet next!

This is a Bible study group for girls 13-16 years old.
This group will equip girls with Bible understanding, learning and hearing God speak through the Bible through creative methods, using journaling / coloring Bibles.
Each person will need to purchase a creative bible (ie. Inspire Bible) or if they already own a devotional that has the journaling/coloring in it, that is fine too.
( example: https://www.amazon.com/s?k=inspire+bible&ref=nb_sb_noss_2 )

Meets: Friday 7-9pm in Coopersburg for 6-weeks on these dates: March 5th, 12th, 19th, 26th, April 9th, and 16th.

Please email Patience Osborne to RSVP as well as any questions regarding the Bible we will be using. If there are any monetary concerns please reach out, we can help.

This group is for individuals facing separation or divorce. While reconciliation is always the hope, it is not always possible. It can be an overwhelming season of isolation, grief, uncertainty, and shame. Despite the statistics, it still seems to be taboo to talk about.

I wouldn't wish divorce on my worst enemy, but I wouldn't trade a thing for what I have learned through it.

This is designed to be a safe place to share insight and tools to help guide you through this season. You are not alone in this. God is not done with you and this season does not define you, but it will refine you. God may be able to do more in your life through this than He has ever been able to do before. This is just another step in building your testimony.
No workbooks will be required for this group, but a journal of some kind is recommended to take notes.

Tuesdays from 6:30-7:30p
At NC4 Bethlehem Campus
Led by Jeanine Noelle

Starts: May 3, '22

This group meets for fellowship, prayer, and Bible study. It is currently focused on getting to know God better through a study of both His attributes and praying through the Psalms.
Always welcome to new faces!
Tues. 9:30 - 11:30 am

MASKS MUST BE WORN.
This is a prayer group for women, to pray for:
- NC4, its leadership, its purpose, and its members
- the Body of Christ, both local and worldwide
- the nations and current events happening around us
- personal requests for family, friends and other needs.

Meets 2nd Saturday EACH MONTH, 10 am to noon.

This group will not be meeting during the winter months. Meetings will resume in the spring
when the weather is warm enough for outdoor gatherings.

The Evental Kingdom: Jesus and the Church in Matthew's Gospel
2nd and 4th Tuesday.
6:30 - 8:00 pm
Leaders contact info:
Chad Wakeman, 610.905.8715, chad.wakeman@gmail.com
Angie Wakeman, 484.764.9878, runneramw@gmail.com
Jay Marsh, 484.725.3589, jmarshj1@binghamton.edu
Hosts: Angie and Chad Wakeman are the hosts.
Teacher/Facilitator:Jay is primary teaching faciliator.
Pastoral facilitator: Chad
Group Life facilitator: Angie
Yes, childcare provided.

The Gospel of Matthew is a divinely inspired work of genius. It's distinctive treatment of Jesus' life and ministry emblazes a unique signature among the symphony of New Testament literatures. This bible study will engage in a close reading of Matthew's gospel and it's theological distinctives in a socio-historical immersive way: exploring how Jesus' hearers and witnesses would have experienced His Person as Matthew reports. Our central focus will be on the relationship between Jesus' words and works and the significance of agap? love in relation to them. Matthew presents a quite dramatic correlation between Jesus' proclamation and teaching of the Kingdom and his surprising demonstrations of the Kingdom's power: healing, deliverance, miracles, fulfilled prophecy, spiritual warfare, provision, etc. Jesus himself is the Event of the Kingdom, and Matthew consistently stresses that encountering Jesus as Messiah always elicits a response: growing faith or resistant rejection. With Matthew, one focus will be how we, as a church and as individual believers, are called to a growing faith: unifying the word, spiritual gifts, ethics, vocational excellence, and growing character in the courageous and creative love Jesus himself is. So this bible study is designed for those interested in (1) a deep-dive theological, historical, and literary study of foundational biblical literatures, and (2) eager to apply and live out insights mined in this study in the personal and collective tasks of our own time, contexts, and personal lives.

Men, 16 and up, learn self-defense based on martial arts practices. Bond as men, and deepen your walk with Jesus. Bible study follows class. Topic of study will examine what it means to be a true disciple of Jesus using Matthew 16: 24-25 & Eph. 1:17

Meets every Tuesday from 7-9pm in the Fellowship Hall (lower level) of New Covenant. Some Saturday practice sessions may be added during the course.

Registration is required. Class size is limited to 20 men.
Leaders: Brett Young and Kevin Kimmick

This group starts with prayer each week and then covers a variety of Bible study topics. Presentations are delivered in a lecture format with time for Q&A as available. Expect a deep dive into the historical context and geographic significance of the events studied.

STARTING SEPTEMBER 2020
This group serves as a support group to all NC4 missionaries. Meetings cover things like praying for our missionaries, reviewing their mission reports, finding ways to share this information with the congregation, sending encouraging notecards and more.
Date/Time: First Tues monthly @ 7p

MEETING AT NC4 BETHLEHEM BUILDING.

This groups starts their Monday evening at 6:30 pm. They are studying and discussing Paul's First Letter to Timothy.

Their time together includes fellowship, lively discussion, and closing time of prayer. Sometimes, they start at 6;30 with dinner food. Yum!

This is a group designed for single ladies to encourage one another in fellowship and prayer.
Meets 2nd and 4th Friday.
Starts Jan 14, 2022.
Leader: Erin Reynolds
Meets in Coopersburg.

This is a group of encouragers who send out cards to people who could use a little sunshine and cheer in their life!

DESCRIPTION: Jesus instructed us to "be always on the watch and pray" (Lk 21:36). How much more is this applicable to the time in which we are now living. In this group we will study the Scriptures in light of current events and discuss topics such as discernment, prophecy, revival, and being filled with the Spirit, with the goals of challenging and strengthening our faith, as well as being better prepared to be soldiers for Christ in both our families and community.

ANTICIPATED MEETING DATE/TIME: Bi-weekly, 7-8:30, day to be determined. Held at the Baker's home in Bethlehem.

Contact: Giles Baker at gilesbaker@netacc.net or 610-755-1021 for more information.

A women's study group, re-starting a study with the LifeGuide Study book: Faith.
Leader: Nancy Schnader

2nd and 4th Wednesday, 6:30p - 8:30p
Host: Hoffman's, 1403 N. New Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018

The purpose of this women's group is:
* To study God's word and
* To confidentially share and pray for one another.
Women of all ages welcome.

Nazareth area -
2nd and 4th Saturday of the month - 9:30 -11:30 am
Sorry, no childcare.
This group is currently meeting in Bethlehem for the winter months. They will move back to Nazareth when it is warm enough to meet outside.