WNAC (Small Groups)

WNAC stands for “Wednesday Night at Casas.” WNAC is the small group ministry of Refuge, and it meets from 7pm-9pm on Wednesday nights in the Cholla building during the school year (see full schedule below).

We know that in a group as large as ours, it can be a challenge to get connected on a personal level. Small groups are an opportunity to connect, grow, and learn in a group of about 10-15 people that get together on a weekly basis. Each of our small groups are led by one of our amazing volunteer leaders.

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Latest Reverb Posts

Blog Post: Should We Sing More Songs of Lament? (by Matt Lynn)

The argument can be made that the book of Psalms has been the most influential piece of literature in shaping the choruses sung by the Church throughout its 2000 year history. This comes as no surprise, as many of the Psalms were originally accompanied by music and were intended to be sung in the context of community. [...]

Blog Post: Either/Or (by Ryan Kramer)

Why is it always either/or? Either you believe that every faith is valid or you are close-minded. You either believe that everything is okay, or you are judgmental. You either believe that homosexuality isn’t a sin or you hate people who practice homosexuality. I want to step back and ask the question: really? Are there really only two [...]

Blog Post: How To Train Your Boa (by Peter Bourland)

I have a ten foot boa constrictor I need to get rid of, if anyone is interested. It’s not because April O’Neill is not the best boa in the world, because she is. I just don’t have time for her anymore. We don’t talk much or hang out or play games. Instead, she just sits [...]

Blog Post: The Lost Art of Christian Meditation (by Matt Lynn)

When I hear the word “meditation” I immediately think of an old man sitting Indian-style in a dimly lit room mouthing oms as he seeks some sort of self-forgetting transcendence. What I don’t think of is a long and rich history of Christians who have valued mediation as a meaningful way to slow down, dwell on scripture, and [...]

Blog Post: Self Confidence & The Cross (by Matt Lynn)

For a long time I really believed that the holiest of Christ-followers should view themselves as little more than worm fodder trembling before a holy and righteous Father. After all, we serve a God that is glorious and powerful beyond all comprehension in whose presence we would be compelled to exclaim, “Woe is me, I [...]