Christian groups
Community by interest, city and calling
Groups are where community actually forms: the young people of one city, a prayer circle, families, a choir, a Bible study. Join one that exists or start your own in a few minutes.
What you get
Find your people
Instead of searching for individuals, you step into a circle already gathered around what matters to you too.
Start your own group
A name, a description and a cover image — the group is ready in minutes and open for others to join.
You decide who joins
A group can be open or require approval, so the leader keeps the community as it was meant to be.
Reviewed before it appears
Every new group goes through a short admin review before it becomes visible to everyone.
What it looks like
Young Zagreb
For young believers in Zagreb — meetups, the youth Mass and coffee afterwards.
Prayer community
Praying the rosary together on Tuesday evenings, in person and online.
Catholic parents
For families: sharing advice, family outings and prayer for the children.
These are invented examples. Real groups, members and conversations open inside the app.
Christian communities and prayer circles
Faith is rarely lived alone. Groups in Holymeet gather Christians around what connects them — the city they live in, their age, their family situation or the way they pray. One group may be a parish youth circle, another a prayer community meeting on Tuesdays, a third parents looking for family outings.
Starting one is simple: a name, a short description and a cover image. The leader chooses whether the group is open to all or whether every request must be approved — which matters to prayer and family circles that want to know who is joining.
Groups also connect those far from home. Croatian Catholics in Germany, Austria or Switzerland often find a group first and the people second, because it is easier to step into a circle already gathering than to message strangers.
Every group is reviewed before publication, and members can report anything inappropriate. The community stays what it was made for: a place where faith is shared, not a noticeboard.
Frequently asked
Does starting a group cost anything?
No. Creating a group and belonging to one are free, as is everything else in a basic Holymeet account.
Can I be in more than one group?
Yes, there is no limit. Many people are in their city's group, a prayer circle and a group for trips at the same time.
Who can see that I am a member?
Membership is visible to the other members of that group. Groups that require approval do not show their content to anyone outside.
What if a group goes quiet?
The leader can close it at any time. If nothing happens for a while, you simply leave — there is no commitment.