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

The Empty Nest

Wednesdays | 6:30 PM | Aug 23 - Oct 4
A Life Application bible study that will help you Grow in God’s Love Together. Join Renee Vrtikapa as she facilitates the 6-week Bible study Preparing, Adjusting and Loving The Empty Nest by Michelle Howe on Wednesdays at 6:30PM. Michelle Howe provides practical tips and spiritual wisdom in a three-part primer to help parents in this transitional time of life—helping them look to the future with hope as empty nesters.Books will be available in the classroom for $8 each.

The Gift of Empathy

Wednesdays | 6:30 PM | Aug 23 - Oct 4
A Life Application bible study that will help you Grow and then Go in God’s Love Together.Join Elaine Goleski and Tom Boyko as they facilitate the 6-week study The Gift of Empathy: Helping Others Feel Valued, Cared For, and Understood by Joel P. Bretscher and Kenneth C. Haugk on Wednesdays at 6:30PM.This study takes a fresh look at this important skill, examining what empathy is and isn’t, offering practical guidance for empathizing well, and showing how to respond with empathy in all kinds of situations and settings. By putting the ideas in this book into action and sharing the gift of empathy, you can enjoy more meaningful connections in all areas of your life. Books will be available in the classroom for $12 each.

The Faith of a Mockingbird

Wednesdays | 6:30 PM | Aug 23 - Oct 4
A Missions and Life Application bible study that will help you Grow and then Go in God’s Love Together. Join Linda Armstrong as she facilitates the 6-week study The Faith of a Mockingbird by Matt Rawle. The movie, To Kill a Mockingbird will be show during the first session.Based on Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird, this study uses Lee’s beloved characters to explore our place in the world and God’s story, as well as what it means to live out a hopeful faith in a broken world.Books will be available in the classroom for $12 each.