Join us for food & fellowship between Sunday Services.

Bible study of different scriptures & topics.

We are currently studying the Gospel of John with teacher Dr. John Drager.

Bible & book studies. 

We are currently studying the Pentateuch.

Young(ish) Adults is now The Gap!
The Gap is a Sunday School class for adults who are in the busiest, most intense stage of life, juggling the demands of their careers, their relationships, and parenting—both up and down. This is the gap where the chaos of life seems to happen. If you are in that gap, trying to figure out how to live for Jesus while juggling day-to-day demands, then this class is for you. Together, we discover and discuss how to create space for God by turning what we do every day into living life for Christ, serving Jesus through our daily relationships and responsibilities. 

Join us in The Gap! We meet Sundays at 10:45 in Room 101.

Beginning August 25: When God’s Purpose Isn’t in Your Plans … The book of Jonah is best known for Jonah’s run-in with a giant fish. But there’s more to the story. It’s about God’s grace, compassion, and love toward his wayward people. In this six-week study, we will learn that God is determined to spread His word to all the nations and use His people to do it. God desires to transform our hearts as we carry out His purpose in the world. Join us as we renew our sense of what it means to orient our lives around God’s mission.

We will be using "The Book of Jonah" by David Platt for this study.

We are an open discussion class and often take many months to complete a book because we allow for open discussion, leading to many blessings through the insights of others. Our class lessons are biblically based and many class members lead different studies. Our age group is currently mostly 50’s to 70’s but we are open to all ages. 

The Becomers class is currently studying Romans, using the book “Life Lessons from Romans” by Max Lucado.

Bible study.

The Disciple Makers class is currently studying the book of Ruth.

Restarts on September 8! Book study of contemporary and classic Christian literature. This fall we will be reading and discussing “The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry” by John Mark Comer.

(On Summer Break June 2-Sept 1)

Fellowship And Service Together is the theme of the FAST Crowd. This wonderful group of women meets regularly for social outings and service projects in support of various ministries throughout our area. Click for more information.

FAST Crowd breaks for the summer (June-August).

This group is for anyone who is offering caregiving to a family member or a friend or neighbor. The group is "open" and participants come when needed. We offer emotional support, information about community resources and stories of what has worked for us.  It is a safe place to vent and grieve as we all know the mixture of love and frustrations we live with while caring for others.

Returning September 4th! Our focus — get to know Jesus better and grow closer to each other as we grow close to Christ. 

We are currently journeying through the Gospels. We finished the study of John in May and will begin Luke when we restart on September 4.

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Devoga is an active scripture meditation and strength building class that will meet each Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. in the Narthex.

The aim of the class will be to commit 50 minutes to Christian spiritual practices like prayer, gratitude and scripture meditation while also practicing stretching, strength building and stillness. If you're newer to meditation and yoga/pilates type classes and curious, this is the class for you. Aim to bring a water bottle and yoga mat (if you don't have a mat, come anyway -- there are extras!). Wear something that you could hang upside down in and be comfortable. (We won't be hanging upside down, but this is still good advice.)

Each week we will have a theme -- like Trusting God -- and every week participants will leave with a new meditation and scripture passage.

Begins September 4.  

Who comes to mind when you think of an effective leader? What qualities do they have? What is the difference between a worldly leader and a spiritual leader? We learn from the Apostle Paul, “To aspire to leadership is an honorable ambition” 1 Timothy 3:1. 

Pastor Bob’s class, called “Courageous Leadership,” is designed to walk through the lives of some of the great spiritual leaders and learn about leadership from them. Discoveries will be made during this 9 week seminar that will inspire and encourage you to develop the heart of a spiritual leader while discovering your path in life.

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Begins September 11. 

You are invited to join Pastor Margaret as she leads a six-week Bible study on the journeys of the apostle Paul. We will begin with Paul's dramatic conversion and then we will travel to the early church sites and explore Paul's conversations with the Romans, Corinthians, Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, and Thessalonians. You are invited to experience faith through Christ's greatest teacher and missionary, none other than the apostle Paul.

We will be using Adam Hamilton's, The Call: The Life and Message of the Apostle Paul. Purchase of the book is required and Pastor Margaret will provide the questions. Class will begin on Wednesday, September 11th in Room 208 from 6:30pm-7:30pm and will be streamed to our church's Facebook page.

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Begins September 4.

This Fall's study led by Pat Mason is "The Bible Jesus Read.” Jesus’ only scriptures were the Old Testament- we will survey what these 39 books say about God, Jesus, ourselves, and the New Testament .

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Discussion-based book study; Zoom-only for now.

We are currently reading Adam Hamilton's "Wrestling with Doubt."

Ladies of the Deborah Circle are a lively group who focus on local and UWF missions and have a speaker or a study to help them in their daily walk with God. A lot of laughter and healthy discussion awaits those who join the fun. Click for more information.

Deborah Circle breaks for the summer (June-August).

Any female with any kind of life challenge is welcome to join the group. We love and support one another using the 8 principles from the Sermon on the Mount and the 12 steps. Our inclusive program can help with a large number of issues from addictions to anger, low self-esteem, past hurts, and current difficulties. 

We meet at 6:30 PM on Thursdays in the Chapel and open with a time of worship and either a lesson or testimony.  Following, we have an hour of time to confidentially share, without interruption, any current struggles or ESH (experience, strength and hope) that we have gathered along our individual journeys.  We do not tell each other what to do.  We share ideas and possibilities for each to consider.  Throughout all our time together, Christ offers the solutions we need.

Al-Anon Family Groups are a fellowship of relatives and friends of alcoholics who share their experience, strength, and hope in order to solve their common problems.

Al-Anon is not allied with any sect, denomination, political entity, organization, or institution; does not engage in any controversy; neither endorses nor opposes any cause. There are no dues for membership.