We offer the following Support Groups that deal with real life issues such as healing our past hurts, breaking free from old patterns, help for co-dependency, setting boundaries in our relationships, etc:

• Anna’s Ministry A group for widows and single women over the age of 60 who meet once a month for fellowship and encouragement. Meeting at the Black Forest Restaurant in Grants Pass. Contact Dana at dgoens@rivervalleycc.org with questions or register here.

• Band of Brothers This men’s fellowship group is designed to challenge men to grow in their walk with God, to become stronger, more authentic disciples of Christ. We meet every first Saturday of the month at 7:30am at the Redwood Campus in Room R-112.

• Breaking Bread Gathering once a month over a warm meal, Breaking Bread is dedicated to building genuine relationships, reaching out to our community, and living out the love of Jesus together. We meet on Wednesdays from 5-8pm in the Robertson Bridge area. Unchurched family members, neighbors, friends, and children are all warmly welcomed to join us at the table! Contact Sheelah at 661-309-5520 to learn more!

• Cancer Support If you or someone you know is struggling with cancer, come join us in this groundbreaking group that focuses on support, information, and God’s presence, while ministering to cancer survivors, their loved ones, caregivers, and more. Contact Carol Meyer at 541-787-7834 with questions or register here.

• Coming Alongside Coming Alongside: Basic Pastoral Care at the Bedside is an insightful guide that prepares current or future caregivers with essential etiquette and behavioral practices. This guide is also ideal for visitors to the sick and suffering, helping them stay present as they face death. This is a must-read for anyone involved in supportive pastoral care. Click here for more details.

• Helping Hands Ministry For the elderly, disabled, widows, and single moms. Fill out the request form here.

• Kindred Moms A place of grace, hospitality, and encouragement. Where Mom’s can flourish as they connect in intentional relationships with Jesus and one another.  We meet the last Saturday of every month from 10-11:30am in E-204 at the Downtown Campus. Child Care offered for ages 1-10 by request to kindredmomsrivervalley@gmail.com. Join anytime by registering here. Free to join – participants to purchase book from facilitator.

• Men of Purity Men Of Purity: Defending Purity in a Pornographic Age is a group focused on staying away from inappropriate material and thoughts. It will be a practical approach to Biblical accountability. 1st Sat of each month 9-10:30am, Starting Jan 4 – Dec 27 at the Redwood Campus Cafe.

• Sisters in Blue Join a supportive community of police wives walking together in faith, friendship, and sisterhood. Navigating the unique life of a law enforcement family isn’t something you have to do alone—we gather to build lasting connections, encourage one another, and grow closer to God. We’ll be meeting Wednesday, starting Sept 16-Nov 18, from 9:30-11am. To learn about campus location details, please contact Maezie Cochrane at (541) 916-2972. We would love to have you join us! Register here.

• Untangling Relationships At its core, codependency is an excessive focus on the needs, feelings, or approval of others at the expense of your own well-being. Many people find themselves relying on external validation or feeling responsible for keeping others happy, solving their problems, or managing their emotions. Learn how to break the cycle in this 12-week group! ~ Women only ~ Find more info & register here.

• Walking Through Grief is a supportive group for women who have lost a husband or partner. Together, we will read and discuss Relaxed: Walking with the One Who Is Not Worried about a Thing by Megan Fate Marshman, explore how grief impacts our lives, and share meaningful ways to navigate the journey toward healing. Meetings are hosted at the home of the group leader, Deb Acosta. You can find more detail and register here.