Interest groups are not wrong. But we must not be content merely to meet with those who are similar to us, or those we naturally feel attracted to. Now, obviously in a church our size you can't know everyone well. And I think we do show considerable unity in Christ. But ask yourself this.
Home groups are a great way to get to know each other better.
A number of such groups operate weekly or fortnightly within our church. If you're new to the church, or if you don't belong to a small group, and would like to join and meet regularly with others for mutual support and encouragement and friendship and building up in the faith, please see me or Paul or Sue-Ellen Grellman or Jill Chilton after the service. Or fill in a yellow card and indicate that you would like to be in a home group. Well, I've really just scratched the surface. The New Testament has a lot to say about unity.