Bring group details together
Create a group with a clear name, description and meeting details. Give staff a practical view of what the group is for and who is involved.
Harbor’s church group management tools help staff organize small groups and ministry teams around the people already in their church directory. Keep group details, leaders and members together as your community grows.
Create a group with a clear name, description and meeting details. Give staff a practical view of what the group is for and who is involved.
Choose people from the church directory, assign group leaders and maintain membership without building another disconnected list.
Staff can manage groups. An owner can grant additional group permissions to a member when that person needs to help with group administration.
The everyday details, together in one workspace.
Group membership and service-team assignments serve different needs. Use groups for ongoing connections, then use service planning to organize the people and roles needed for a particular gathering. Related records stay in the same church workspace, making it easier for staff to move between those jobs.
Create a small group, ministry team or volunteer group.
Choose a leader and add people from your church directory.
Keep membership and meeting information current as plans change.
Group access is permission-based. Harbor’s private staff chat is a separate staff-only tool; creating a group does not create a member discussion channel.
Yes. Staff have access to operational group management. Owners control any additional member permissions.
Not by default. The owner can grant group access when a member needs to help manage them.
Harbor service planning includes team assignments and response tracking. Use the service planning tools alongside your ongoing group records.
Tell us what your team needs. We’ll help you explore whether the Harbor pilot is a good fit.