Social Groups | Church of the Servant Wilmington

Social groups are a wonderful way to build deeper relationships within our community. Church of the Servant has ongoing groups including dining groups and a newcomer’s group to bring current and new members together in a social setting.

Holy Baristas - Sunday Morning Coffee

The Holy Baristas are a convivial group who provide coffee and snacks on Sunday mornings between all services. It is a privilege to assist with creating a welcoming atmosphere for all worshipers.

The baristas opt for making coffee and setting out snacks for all three services or split the morning between two baristas. Baristas serve about once every six weeks and will be trained on use of the coffee maker, dishwasher, and location of supplies in the kitchen that are needed for setup.

A friendly greeting for members and visitors with a beverage and snack is a delightful way to stay in contact with congregants at COS, meet new worshipers, and share the cheer and joy that attending COS is for everyone. If you would like to know more about helping with this fun social time, ask one of the Holy Baristas on Sunday morning about joining in!

Retired Older Fellows Lunch Group

ROF - The Retired Older Fellows maintain a long-standing tradition of gathering for relaxed conversation and fellowship. Come enjoy wide ranging discussions on movies, travels, sports and current events while sharing a good lunch. Join us on the second Tuesday of each month (11:30 am) at the Olympia Restaurant (5629 Oleander Drive, Wilmington).

Busy Women's Group

The Busy Women's Group is for all women at COS who are of working age to meet others. As schedules allow, we try to meet once per month for well-needed breaks of bonding and friendship at local coffee shops or restaurants. There are no age restrictions and all are welcome. Contact Pam Keeney if interested ([email protected]).

Supper Sisters

Supper Sisters enjoy monthly social dinners at area restaurants. Kim Sincox coordinates the events and maintains the contact list. To join the fun, email Kim at [email protected].

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