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Community Clubs

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Community Clubs are a simple way to do life together.

 

Community Clubs are informal, interest-based gatherings hosted by people in our church—created to have fun, build relationships, and invite others into community.

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START A CLUB!

Have a hobby you love? A game you enjoy? An activity you’d like to invite others into?

Consider starting a Community Club!

Community Clubs are hosted by individuals or families in our church—not staff-led or church-run programs. They’re meant to be low-pressure, relational, and fun. If you enjoy something and are willing to open it up to others, you’re already qualified to host.

Community Club Guidelines

To ensure a healthy and welcoming environment, all clubs must:

  • Align with SPCC’s core beliefs and values

  • Be relational and open to connection and outreach

  • Be open to others joining (with reasonable exceptions such as women’s or men’s groups)

  • Be hosted and facilitated by an adult from SPCC

  • Clearly communicate when, where, and how often the group meets

  • Understand that clubs are not official church programs and are not overseen day-to-day by church staff

  • Clubs may be short-term (one season or event) or ongoing.

How to Start a Community Club

  1. Submit a club request form

  2. Our team will review it to ensure it fits our guidelines

  3. Once approved, your club will be posted on the Community Clubs board below.

  4. Interested people can contact you directly to join

Questions or ideas? We’d love to help you get started.

FIND YOUR CLUB!

Community Clubs are a casual way to connect, try something new, and build friendships. Check out the clubs below, join one that sparks your interest, or start your own adventure with a new group!

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