Bible Studies
About Our Bible Studies
We embrace the membership vow of Presence, especially in the atmosphere of small groups and classes. God instilled in us the desire to belong. Evening classes and Sunday School are ways to feel connected and grow in your faith. Studying the bible in a small group is an effective way to grow your relationship closer to Christ, while at the same time getting connected with your church family. Please contact Andrea Vrtikapa, Congregational Connector, for more information.
Current Studies
Present Over Perfect
Wednesdays | 6:15 PM | Room 852 | 6 Weeks | Starting October 7
Join Rich Clark for a meaningful six‑week journey through Present Over Perfect by Shauna Niequist. This video-based study invites us to step away from frantic, perfection‑driven living and embrace a life grounded in the presence of God. Together, we will explore how choosing presence over performance can reshape our spiritual lives, our relationships, and the way we move through the world. Books will be available for purchase.
Jesus is Lord: Living in the Lordship of Christ
Wednesdays | 6:30 PM | Room 842 | 6 Weeks | Starting October 7
Join Elaine Redmond for a meaningful six‑week journey through the video-based study, Jesus Is Lord: Living in the Lordship of Christ by Bishop Tom Berlin. In this study, we will explore what it truly means to proclaim Jesus as Lord — not only with our words, but through the shape of our daily lives. Together, we will consider how surrender, obedience, trust, and discipleship form a life fully aligned with Christ’s leadership and love. Books will be available for purchase.
True Beauty Book Club
3rd Thursday & Fridays of the month
The True Beauty book club will meet after having read the book Twice by Mitch Albom for a discussion. Upon registration, the location will be emailed to you the week of the meeting
Faithful Learning & Conversation Series:
Immigration
October 11 | 10:05 AM | Room 852
Join the Renewed Sunday School class for a discussion of the Book of Ruth and how this might help us shape our understanding of immigration in the United States. Even if you missed the first class, all are welcome.