Sharing Life Together
It’s couches and porches and kitchen tables. It’s hearing a story that makes us laugh or a need that make us pray. Life Groups provide an informal way to connect with others and build friendships with those in our church family. Groups often share a meal, open God’s Word, ask questions, find answers, pray for one another as they do life together.
We believe God created us to live in and enjoy the community of others. Joys are multiplied, burdens lightened, and faith deepened through a Life Group connection. To find out more or to share your interest in participating in a Life Group, click here.

Open Life Groups
Gabe and Katie Birkey - Meets two Sundays a month in the Intersection. Kids welcome. OPEN.
Dave and Becky Calhoun - Meets in the NCBC Intersection Fireside Room on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays each month in the evening. Adults only. OPEN.
John and Ellen Denler - Meets the 1st and 3rd Mondays each month at a member's home. Adults only. OPEN.
Jerry and Valerie Mooberry - Meets 1st and 3rd Thursdays in the evening at the Mooberry home in Eureka. Adults only. OPEN.
Lewis and Ana Riggenbach - Meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month in Pekin. Adults only. OPEN.
Duane and Lori Swartzendruber - New group who will meet two Fridays each month in Morton. Kids welcome. OPEN.
Troy and Linda Teater - New group that plans to meet the 1st and 3rd Sundays each month in Morton. Kids are welcome. OPEN.
Paul and Carrie Wildermuth - Meets at the Wildermuth home in Tremont the 2nd and 4th Tuesday each month. Kids are welcome. OPEN.
Men - Wayde Logue leads this group of men who meet at the Goodfield building, 201 E. Robinson, on Wednesday mornings 6:30-7:30am. OPEN
Women - Led by Liz Allen and Denise Ellis, this group meets at New Castle Bible Church every other Friday evening. Women only. OPEN.
The name of such groups varies from church to church. We call them 'Life Groups' because we want those who participate to learn the joy of sharing life together with other believers.
The primary purpose is to foster growth in spiritual maturity as the group grows in relationship with one another.
The groups have six primary elements which are: fellowship, prayer, topical studies, evangelistic efforts, serving one another, and growing in life surrender as worshippers.
Most meet twice a month but some meet weekly or monthly.
Some groups welcome children and provide childcare during all or a portion of the group time. The church happily takes care of these childcare expenses.
If your group does not offer childcare and you need to hire your own, please complete the Childcare Reimbursement Form and the church will reimburse your expenses.
You can express your interest by clicking here or stop by our welcome desk.