The joy of Easter continues as we enter a season of learning, reflection, and spiritual growth. This spring, several Bible study opportunities will begin after Easter. We hope you will consider taking part.

 

• “First Look” (led by Tricia Waldron) offers a welcoming introduction to scripture for individuals who may be new to reading the Bible or who would enjoy revisiting familiar stories with fresh eyes. Sessions will meet at 1pm at Premier Residence on April 9, 16, 23, and 30, and May 7.
   

• “Visio Divina” (led by Pastor Katie) invites participants into a unique and prayerful way of engaging scripture through art. In this practice, participants reflect on a work of art and its connection with a corresponding biblical passage. This study will meet in the Fireside Room at 9:15am on Tuesdays: April 14 and 28, and May 12 and 26.
   

• Our men’s Bible study (led by Ken Kinzler & Bill Barbour) will explore the book of Romans using insights from the popular devotional writer Max Lucado. This study offers an opportunity for conversation, fellowship, and deeper understanding of this powerful letter of Paul’s. The group will meet on Thursdays at 4pm in the Fireside Room from April 23 through May 28.
   

• The Missions Book Club (led by Nancy Gregg) will read and discuss the memoir Educated, exploring themes of poverty, religion, and the power of education. The conversation will connect with our church’s scholarship mission program and the ways education can transform lives. This group will meet Fridays at 10am in Room 1A/B (Sunday School Room) from May 1 through May 29.
   

• The Women's Summer study called "Place and Spaces Women Meet Jesus" will take place on Wednesdays at 10:00am during the month of June in Room 1 A/B (Sunday School Room). No registration or books needed other than a Bible. Come for an hour of interactive thoughts and study with Debbie Thompson. 

 

Signups for all of these studies will begin on March 29 in the Narthex. We encourage everyone to consider joining one of these groups as we continue celebrating the hope of Easter through learning, reflection, and fellowship.