HOUSE2HOUSE

Small group fellowship designed to help you grow in community and in God’s Word.


"Now all who believed were together, and had all things in common,  so continuing daily with one accord in the temple, and breaking bread from house to house, they ate their food with gladness and simplicity of heart, praising God and having favor with all the people.  And the Lord added to the church daily those who were being saved."
- Acts 2:46-47
The early church didn’t grow in isolation, they grew in community. In Acts 2, we see believers gathering regularly, sharing meals, studying God’s Word, and supporting one another in everyday life. We believe that same kind of community is essential today. House2House groups are a simple and intentional way to build relationships and grow in your faith alongside others.
What to Expect in a House2House Group
  • A shared meal and time to connect
  • Discussion and application of Sunday’s teaching
  • Prayer and encouragement
  • A relaxed, welcoming environment
How It Works
House2House groups meet in 10-week sessions throughout the year. This makes it easy to jump in, try it out, and build meaningful connections without feeling locked into something long-term.
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Brian Procedo

Ministry Leader
Brian Procedo serves as our Administrative Pastor and leads our House2House ministry. He has a heart for helping people get connected in meaningful, Christ-centered community.
If you have questions about groups or aren’t sure where to start, Brian would love to help you take that next step. You can often find him at the Welcome Center on Sundays.

Get Connected

Join one of our H2H groups at Calvary Chapel Meridian
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Weekly Questions & Resources

Find the weekly worksheets and follow along with our  H2H group discussions
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H2H CALENDAR

House2House groups meet in 10-week sessions throughout the year during our Winter, Spring, and Fall sessions. This rhythm gives you the flexibility to move between groups, step into leading your own group, or take a break during the summer as needed—making it easy to stay connected in a way that fits your season of life.