The Wednesday Morning Ladies Group, are 15 ladies (not all from our church), who meet in the Common Room at 170 Trillium Way, beginning September 13th, from 10am to 11:30am. We are prayer warriors who meet for fellowship, to study God’s Word and pray together. This group began about 40 years ago meeting around dining room tables in Members homes. For the next 9 weeks we will be studying, ‘Jesus Our Joy’ using a study guide on the book of Philippians. We have four of us who take turns leading the lessons. Twice a year we meet at Audrey Sherbino’s home for a special time of fellowship and yummy food! If you have any questions or someone would like to contact us, please feel free to email me at storms63@sympatico.ca or call 226-388-0120.

Men meet every 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month this fall from 7pm - 8:30pm starting September 24th. Guys are invited to come and discuss how life and faith go hand in hand. Just come and meet up at the Grand Bayou in Paris at 7pm. We have our conversations with our beverage of choice and the occasional side of nachos. The conversation is based on either a book we are reading together or a video series etc... New people are always welcome. Contact joel@parispresb.ca for more details.

We usually read a book relating to Christian life, and discuss one or two chapters each week. We end with a time of prayer. Visitors are welcome. If you don’t wish to enter the discussion or prayer time, you are welcome to sit and listen. We meet at the church, in the Stone Room in the basement. You can enter without using stairs if you use the basement door off Grand River St. Starting January 19th, 2026 we will study the Psalms. We start at 9:30am and are usually done at 11am. Running weekly until March 30. No meeting Feb. 16 (Family day). New members are welcome. If you want to check us out before ordering the book, please come just to listen and chat.

Every last Thursday of the Month, people meet for a good meal & conversation. Come on out to join us!

Alpha is a dynamic and engaging series of interactive sessions designed to introduce the basics of the Christian faith through thought-provoking talks, open discussion, and genuine community. Hosted at the #ForParis Centre, Alpha creates a welcoming and non-judgmental space where people from all backgrounds can explore questions about life, purpose, and faith. Each session begins with a meal, followed by a relevant talk and small group conversations, making it easy for participants to connect and share openly. With millions having experienced Alpha worldwide, this free course provides a unique opportunity to journey together, deepen understanding, and discover the Good News of Jesus in a relaxed atmosphere. Tuesday evenings starting February 3rd for 11 sessions. Child care provided.

*Aims and Purpose - “to further God’s Kingdom by giving time and effort in the work of our church” *Women’s Group raising money to support work within the church, community and missions. *Funds are raised through catered events, Rummage Sale, “Season’s Greeter Bazaar”. *Resources have furnished areas of the Church, Supported Missions locally and Internationally. * Noted Accomplishment - $10,000 Donation at Kick-off of Capital Campaign for “Build Project” in 2019. *Interested! Want more information….

This group meets bi-weekly at the home of Joel & Rebecca on 5 Catherine Street from 7pm - 8:30pm. Women of any age gathering to discuss a book/video and how it can apply to our own faith. Sharing prayer to support each other. We're studying Daring Joy by Nicole Zasowski. A 7 session book and video series starting Jan 26th.

We are a diverse group of believers who come together on Thursday evenings in a home either in Brantford or Paris during the school year. We start with “tea” and chatting for 15 minutes (hence the Kettle). We engage in studies that are typically 4-6 weeks long and this could be a variety of books of the bible, podcasts, video series, or books. We end each week in prayer. We are currently studying Ephesians, and expect this study to take us 6 weeks (5 more to go as of Jan 15). Keith is leading us through reading each chapter, and some engaging questions to dig deeper into this topic.

Our group has three couples and two women, who are widows. The average age of the people in our group is 80 plus but anyone in their 70s looking for the encouragement of being a part of a supportive community would be welcome. We are in a position where we could add one or two people or a couple to our group. We are currently studying Proverbs but in such a way that anyone who joins ouir group would be able to easily join in. We are meeting on the first and third Monday of the month. We start at 2:00 pm and aim for 3:30pm but no later than 4:00pm.

When someone you love dies, it can be difficult to understand your complex and painful feelings and thoughts. Th Grief Support Group will help you understand the normal and necessary journey we call grief. On this journey we will explore the 10 essential touchstones for finding hope and healing your heart. This course is recommended for anyone who has experienced the death of a loved one. You will need to purchase from Amazon the following two books: "Understanding Your Grief" and "Understanding Your Grief Journal". Both books by Alan Wolfelt

We gather on the 1st and 3rd Friday of the month to pray for our church and our community. We meet at the church. (in the Stone Room – lower level). We run from 10am to 11am. We start September 24, 2025.

A group of mature Christians with years of church and (some) with small group experience. Three Couples and two single women. We are studying the new publication of What’s so Amazing About Grace by Philip Yancey. This is his most read book first published 25 years ago. This version is an updated version more reflective of our current world. We will begin Tuesday 13 January and commit to six weeks. At that time we will evaluate and continue with the book or take a break and come back to it. We start at 7pm and finish at 8:30pm, but people are welcome to continue to socialise.

Food, friendships, prayer, video, and discussion for couples and singles

This is a group that is interested in mental health and how it intersects with faith. We meet at the church for an 8 week video series with a weekly workbook for participants to explore different areas of mental health as they relate to faith. Starting January 26, Monday nights at 7pm

Beginning on Tuesday February 3 we will meet every other week and do a study on who Jesus claimed to be from the Gospel of John. There are seven times Jesus says “I am”…the bread, the light, the way, the truth, etc. It will be a fun study to look at a different “I am” each week. We plan to use a small study book to help us along. We will meet for coffee or tea at 7:00pm, share life and then move into our study. If this idea intrests you, then let us know so we can prepare accordingly. This is an open group so if you know or want to invite others, feel free to do so.