Want to grow in a group? Use our online tool to see all of the available groups or if you would like help finding a group, fill out this form so we can help connect you!
Classes, groups and events are hosted at all campuses and intended for everyone! If you see something that interests you, you are invited to attend, no matter what campus you call home.
Tuesdays, May 16-July 25 | 9-11 AM
Tuesdays, January 17–April 25 | 8:30-10 AM
Every other Wednesday | 7-8:30 PM
At MOPS moms enjoy a chance to socialize with other women who are in the same stage of life. Enjoy relevant speakers and small group discussions that allow you to get to know and gain support from other moms.
Tuesdays, May 2-June 13 | 6:15-8:15 PM
CURRENTLY MEETING ONLINE
Mondays | 6–7:30 PM
Contact: Brad Zernov
SHEEHAN PARK (weather permitting)
Wednesdays | 6–7:30 AM
Contact: Ben West
Thursdays | 6:30–8 AM
Contact: Brad Zernov
Thursdays | 9-11 AM
Contact: Don Millis
SPRECHER ROAD CAMPUS
1st & 3rd Thursdays | 6–7:15 AM
Contact: Shane Adams
SPRECHER ROAD CAMPUS
1st & 3rd Saturdays | 7–8:30 AM
Contact: James Bellinger
Grow in God's Word with other DeForest area guys. Breakfast is shared every week.
DEFOREST CAMPUS
Thursdays | 6-7:30 am
Contact: Peter Sailhamer
Join Pastor David, Northside Madison Campus Pastor, for a weekly men's Bible study at Northside Madison Campus. We study various books of the Bible and welcome any man who desires to grow, fellowship, and take part in outreach ministry.
NORTHSIDE MADISON CAMPUS
Saturdays | 9-10:30 am
The Membership Class serves as one of your steps for growth at Door Creek Church. Whether you want to join the church or just want to find out more about who we are and why we do things the way we do, you’ll enjoy getting to know our pastors and each other during the class.
Have you ever wondered is there more to life than this? If you have, check out Exploring Christianity (Alpha I). No matter what your background is or your views on Christianity, this is the place to come and investigate the existence of God and the basics of Christianity.
This class is based on Paul's letter to the Philippians. It is a practical and positive guide to uncovering in us a new heart, purpose, attitude and a confidence in the way we can live our lives.
The Marriage Course is for any couple, whether you have been together for one year or 61 years and whether you feel you have a strong relationship or are struggling. Whatever your situation, the practical tools you learn will help improve and strengthen your relationship.
Financial Peace University is a nine-week financial planning program that teaches God’s ways of handling money. This class will help you get rid of debt, manage your money, spend and save wisely and more!
This online course will introduce you to the Bible’s teaching and give you a clearer understanding of the spiritual gifts you have as a follower of Jesus. Learn how God has “SHAPEd” you in a unique way to make a difference in the world for Him.
The Young Professionals group is for anyone in their 20/30s. We're the group for you if you no longer find yourself living in a dorm, studying for OChem but are still figuring out what "adulting" looks like. We seek to provide a place for everyone in this life stage to build community and friendships through food, fun, and doing life together. We have social events 1-2 times per month. Events range from bowling and board game nights to pumpkin carving contests and taco bar fiestas. Event dates vary by month. We also have multiple Young Professionals life groups that meet biweekly to dig into God's word. Everyone is invited. Come as your schedule allows.
Join our DCC Young Professionals Facebook group to stay updated.
QUESTIONS? Contact Macy Nguyen, Young Professionals Coordinator.
Join us at the Duck Pond as the Mallards take on the Dock Spiders. Your ticket includes 90 minutes of all-you-can-eat pre-game picnic and your seat. Tickets must be purchased by June 6.
Join us for a pontoon ride around Lake Mendota! Meet at Tenney Park to board the pontoon for an afternoon in the sun.
Our speaker will be Connie Weyh, who will be sharing information concerning the individual dimensions of wellness (social, environmental, physical, emotional, spiritual, etc.). The importance of nutrition in a seniors diet will be addressed, along with a discussion on the role of exercise in improving balance, strength and flexibility. Some examples of exercise will be demonstrated.
A salad lunch will be provided following the program. Donations for the lunch are welcome.
