CONNECT GROUPS
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SHPC Young Adults
A gathering place for 18-28 year olds. A space to congregate, be honest, seek and exercise discernment in community. We’ll be having virtual events until we can meet in person again!
He-Brews Men’s Group
He-Brews is a monthly gathering of guys from Shepherd of the Hills (and guests) who make their way to various breweries in and around Southwest Austin! Rideshare reimbursement is available!
You must be 21 years or older to participate.
She Time Women’s Group
She Time is a social event for women of all ages and stages to get together, unwind and connect with other ladies that we may not ordinarily have an opportunity to mingle with. It’s open to all women over the age of 21, so be sure and invite some girlfriends!
MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers)
2nd & 4th Thursdays | 10:00AM
KIDS Building | September – May
MOPS is all about rallying women together in their neighborhoods so they can help each other through this thing called motherhood.
MOPS is an international organization that strives to help moms support moms.
MOTS (Mothers of Teens)
First Saturdays | Locations Vary
3rd Sundays | 6:15PM | Room 9
MOTS is a group of moms who get together to share the joys, trials, victories, tears, prayers, and life of raising teens. Click below to get more details about the group and meeting spots!
Prime Time
Prime Time is a group of active adults who are cheerful, warm, accepting and involved. This is our time for adventure, so join us—we’re in the prime of our life, no matter what age! RSVP for all events in the narthex or on Realm!
Men’s Book Club
First Thursdays | 7:00PM | Room 9
The SHPC Men’s Books Club gathers once a month for fellowship and discussion of the month’s chosen book. To receive the list of books we will be reading in our upcoming season and for more information, contact Gene Wright.
Women’s Book Club
Third Tuesdays | 1:30PM | Room 9
The SHPC Women’s Books Club gathers once a month for fellowship and discussion of the month’s chosen book. For more information, contact Annie Ward.
