Groups and classes

Curtis Lake Church provides social, study, and support groups for you to connect with others and have a safe place to talk about life. No matter what kind of group you are looking for, or what stage of life you're in, we want you to be in community with people who encourage you, help you grow, and have fun! Classes are special-topic, generally short-term groups. To sign up for any of the groups of classes, use the link below.


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Check out what is launching this spring!

  • INTRO TO Curtis Lake

    Saturday, April 26, 9am-1pm; Curtis Lake; Leader: Josh Parison

    This one-day seminar is intended for newcomers who want to get better acquainted with and connected to the church family. We will cover all the basics, including our ministry priorities, values and beliefs, plus every attendee will learn what it means and how to become a member of Curtis Lake. The day will be interactive with plenty of time for Q&A.. 

  • Grief Share

    Tuesdays @ 6:00pm; Curtis Lake Church; Leader: Diane Thibault

    or Wednesdays @ 10:00am; Curtis Lake Church; Leader: Diane Thibault

    GriefShare helps group members apply biblical principles to the healing process after the death of a loved one. Throughout the videos and workbook, participants see how the gospel brings hope and restoration.

    Cost of materials is $22.

  • Adult Small Group

    Tuesdays @ 6:30pm; Lyman, Maine; Leaders: Tammy and Geoff Howe

    This small group will be gathering weekly to pray, study God's Word and grow in relationship with one another. 

  • Women's Bible Study

    Wednesdays @ 8:30am; Curtis Lake Church; Leaders: Karen Odor and Shaina Morrow

    Feel like there's more to life? You're right! Explore God's vision for our spiritual journey, obstacles to authentically following Christ, and countercultural practices for connecting with a vibrant faith

    Cost of Materials: $14 for book; $15 for optional workbook

  • Men's Small Group

    Wednesdays @ 6:30pm; Curtis Lake; Leaders: Jed Russell, Norm Sirois, and Don Munz

    This group is a gathering of men that provides a safe space to learn, grow, and support each other. In January, we work through the book of Jonah to gain understanding of God’s Word and God’s Will for our lives through fellowship, discipleship, and spiritual formation. Come early and join us for Wednesday Nite Bite at 6:00pm.

  • Start Here

    Wednesdays @ 6:30pm; Curtis Lake Church; Leader: Shaina Morrow

    Through discussion and reading the Start Here book, we will explore questions such as: Who is God really? What does it mean to say yes to God? Why did Jesus die on a cross? What is prayer? If you are wondering what it means to be in a relationship with Jesus, this group is for you! 

  • Marriage small group

    Wednesdays @ 6:30pm; Curtis Lake Church; Leaders: Stan and Carol Smith

    This eight week group will be doing a study on the book called “Happily ever after— six secrets to a successful marriage” by Gary Chapman. We all enter into marriage, expecting to be “happily ever after “but things happen… let’s see how God‘s word and wisdom can get us back there!

  • Adult Bible Study

    Thursdays @ 10:00am; Curtis Lake; Leaders: Pat Tiller and Shaina Morrow

    We will be taking a deep dive into the Gospel of Mark. This group will have a class feel with time for discussion and questions throughout. 

  • Grief Share online

    Thursdays @ 6:00pm; ONLINE; Leader: Eileen Solari

    GriefShare helps group members apply biblical principles to the healing process after the death of a loved one. Throughout the videos and workbook, participants see how the gospel brings hope and restoration.


    Cost of materials is $22.

  • Gen-Z Small Group

    Thursdays @ 6:00pm; Curtis Lake; Leader: Magnes Lewis

    Our purpose is to build relationships with people who are not only the same age but also in a similar stage in life. This group will be studying 1&2 Samuel, and also committing time to hangout with other young adult groups in the Southern Maine area.

  • Adult Small Group

    Thursdays @ 6:30pm; Curtis Lake Church; Leaders: Peter and Sharon Rogers

    In addition to building community, we will be taking a comprehensive look at Psalm 119 and also see how and where it connects to the whole of Scripture.


    Cost of materials is $20.

  • Adult Small Group

    Thursdays @ 6:30pm; Springvale, Maine; Leaders: Dave and Donna Eldridge

    This small group will be studying the book of Ecclesiastes through a study on Right Now Media by J.D. Greear. It is a great opportunity to take a closer look at an Old Testament book and see what God wants us to know for today.

  • Gen-Z Bible Study

    Fridays @ 6:30pm; Curtis Lake; Leader: Pat Tiller

    This Gen -Z group is an on-going discipleship group for those in their late teens or 20's who are interested in in-depth study of the Bible and personal discipleship. We meet on Wednesday evenings to study the Gospel of Mark and discover the meaning of Jesus' life, death, and resurrection. Newcomers are always welcome.

What people are saying

The men’s small group has been such a source of joy for me since I joined several months ago! The guys in the group quickly became my family and it’s such a close bond that we all share. It’s been a place to care for one another, lift each other up, and hold each other accountable, all as we seek to honor the Lord. It has been one of the most life giving groups of men that I have ever been a part of. It is always a shame when I have to miss a week, because honestly, Thursday night is my favorite night of the week! I highly recommend joining a small group for anyone who is on the fence! The transformative work that God does is absolutely incredible!

- Jamie M.


The group is our church family. There is an energy, a fellowship that is so wonderful. It reminds me of what community must have been like in the early church where people gathered in homes to break bread, be there for each other. We share successes and sorrows. We laugh together. And we cry together. I am so blessed to be part of this special family!

- Diane T.


When I first came to CL, my small group helped me feel like I belonged. That I was a part of this family. 

It is something special to have a group of friends to walk through life with, the good and the bad. That is something this group has been for me. I also know I am always welcome in my leader's home- even if it's just popping in to say hello.

- Rebekah E.


I don’t attend a Small Group, I hang out with my Family every Wednesday, because that’s what they are- FAMILY. It allows me to reabsorb Gods word and fellowship in Him will all life’s ups and downs. And with our text group we know whenever someone is walking through ups and downs, there is someone praying for and with us.

- Seth G.