Calendar of Events

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Have you ever felt stuck in a cycle of unresolved pain, playing offenses over and over in your mind? You cannot go on like this, but you don’t know what to do next. Join us for our new bible study on forgiveness based on the book by Lysa TerKeurst. You will learn how to:

• Discover what the Bible really says about forgiveness
• Move on despite the other person’s refusal to say they are sorry
• Let go of resentment and learn to forgive
• Walk through a step-by-step process to free yourself from the hurt of your past

Taught by Tiffanny Hosey

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Know God better through a study of His names. Today’s culture and others’ views, even those of other Christians, can present a distorted view of God. Some suggest God exudes qualities He does not possess such as being unloving or apathetic toward His creation. In a world where we find people creating God in their own image, studying God’s names can remind us that we are created in His. In fact, one of the best ways to know God’s true character and grow closer to Him is to study His names. In The Names of God, Melissa Spoelstra leads women on an exploration of the many names of our triune God—from El and Elohim to Yahweh and its many combinations to names such as Abba, Jesus, and Holy Spirit…and many others. As women study the names of God, their ideas about God will become more grounded in what His names tell them, and thus more personal, allowing a greater trust in Him to share the details of their lives. Whether having walked with God for many years or just starting out in a relationship with Him, by the end of this study women will not only know more about God but will know Him better—because through the discovery of God’s names, they will discover Him!

Taught by Linda George

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Imagine walking the dusty roads of Galilee with Jesus of Nazareth—braving jostling crowds just to touch the edge of His cloak and hear Him say, “Take heart, daughter, your faith has healed you.” Those words, once meant to comfort a hurting woman’s soul thousands of years ago, were also meant for you. Join biblical culturalist Kristi McLelland on those dusty roads as she transports you back to Jesus’ world, following in the footsteps of the women who came face-to-face with the Living God. Over 7 sessions, examine the historical and cultural climate of first-century Middle Eastern society to not only understand Jesus more deeply but to fuel your worship of Him today.

Taught by Rev. Veronica Brown, Rev. Janet Collinsworth, and Rev. Danielle Kim

The first and last sessions will be at Custer Road, all other sessions on Zoom.

Click here to register!

The Apostle John, a follower of Jesus Christ and witness to the crucifixion wrote Revelation while a prisoner on the Island of Patmos in approximately 85-95 A.D. The purpose of John’s writing served to give encouragement and hope for all Christians continue watching for the return and triumph of the Lord Jesus Christ. It also serves a warning the final judgment that we all face. Utilizing a variety of literary genres, apocalyptic, prophecy and epistle, this fascinating and at times perplexing book continues to urge all who read to stay focused on Jesus Christ and His ultimate victory.

Taught by Gene Oldham; register here!

This 12-week study immerses the participant in the Old Testament. Disciple Fast Track, an adaptation of the original, bestselling Disciple Bible Study, provides a viable option for busy people seeking comprehensive engagement over time with the entire biblical text.

Taught by David Paul & Rev. Dr. Kory Knott

Click here to register!

The Apostle John, a follower of Jesus Christ and witness to the crucifixion wrote Revelation while a prisoner on the Island of Patmos in approximately 85-95 A.D. The purpose of John’s writing served to give encouragement and hope for all Christians continue watching for the return and triumph of the Lord Jesus Christ. It also serves a warning the final judgment that we all face. Utilizing a variety of literary genres, apocalyptic, prophecy and epistle, this fascinating and at times perplexing book continues to urge all who read to stay focused on Jesus Christ and His ultimate victory.

Taught by Gene Oldham; to register, email Gene.

This 12-week study will immerse you in the books of Genesis and Exodus. Into the Word helps readers deepen their understanding of Scripture and make connections between what they already know and what they are reading. Each week you will encounter three spiritual disciplines, learn what they are, and how you can engage those disciplines. The first discipline varies from week to week, then moves into Sabbath and prayer. In every session, you commit to how you will respond to Scripture in terms of ministry in the world. Into the World identifies some needs in the world for which ministry is needed and suggests possible responses, then invites participants to summarize the scripture message that will shape their ministry and to decide what response and commitment to make to that message.

Taught by David Paul and Rev. Danielle Kim

Click here to register!

Know God better through a study of His names. Today’s culture and others’ views, even those of other Christians, can present a distorted view of God. Some suggest God exudes qualities He does not possess such as being unloving or apathetic toward His creation. In a world where we find people creating God in their own image, studying God’s names can remind us that we are created in His. In fact, one of the best ways to know God’s true character and grow closer to Him is to study His names. In The Names of God, Melissa Spoelstra leads women on an exploration of the many names of our triune God—from El and Elohim to Yahweh and its many combinations to names such as Abba, Jesus, and Holy Spirit…and many others. As women study the names of God, their ideas about God will become more grounded in what His names tell them, and thus more personal, allowing a greater trust in Him to share the details of their lives. Whether having walked with God for many years or just starting out in a relationship with Him, by the end of this study women will not only know more about God but will know Him better—because through the discovery of God’s names, they will discover Him!

Taught by Linda George

Click here to register!

Imagine walking the dusty roads of Galilee with Jesus of Nazareth—braving jostling crowds just to touch the edge of His cloak and hear Him say, “Take heart, daughter, your faith has healed you.” Those words, once meant to comfort a hurting woman’s soul thousands of years ago, were also meant for you. Join biblical culturalist Kristi McLelland on those dusty roads as she transports you back to Jesus’ world, following in the footsteps of the women who came face-to-face with the Living God. Over 7 sessions, examine the historical and cultural climate of first-century Middle Eastern society to not only understand Jesus more deeply but to fuel your worship of Him today.

Taught by Rev. Veronica Brown, Rev. Janet Collinsworth, and Rev. Danielle Kim

The first and last sessions will be at Custer Road, all other sessions on Zoom.

Click here to register!

The Apostle John, a follower of Jesus Christ and witness to the crucifixion wrote Revelation while a prisoner on the Island of Patmos in approximately 85-95 A.D. The purpose of John’s writing served to give encouragement and hope for all Christians continue watching for the return and triumph of the Lord Jesus Christ. It also serves a warning the final judgment that we all face. Utilizing a variety of literary genres, apocalyptic, prophecy and epistle, this fascinating and at times perplexing book continues to urge all who read to stay focused on Jesus Christ and His ultimate victory.

Taught by Gene Oldham; register here!

This 12-week study immerses the participant in the Old Testament. Disciple Fast Track, an adaptation of the original, bestselling Disciple Bible Study, provides a viable option for busy people seeking comprehensive engagement over time with the entire biblical text.

Taught by David Paul & Rev. Dr. Kory Knott

Click here to register!

The Apostle John, a follower of Jesus Christ and witness to the crucifixion wrote Revelation while a prisoner on the Island of Patmos in approximately 85-95 A.D. The purpose of John’s writing served to give encouragement and hope for all Christians continue watching for the return and triumph of the Lord Jesus Christ. It also serves a warning the final judgment that we all face. Utilizing a variety of literary genres, apocalyptic, prophecy and epistle, this fascinating and at times perplexing book continues to urge all who read to stay focused on Jesus Christ and His ultimate victory.

Taught by Gene Oldham; to register, email Gene.

This 12-week study will immerse you in the books of Genesis and Exodus. Into the Word helps readers deepen their understanding of Scripture and make connections between what they already know and what they are reading. Each week you will encounter three spiritual disciplines, learn what they are, and how you can engage those disciplines. The first discipline varies from week to week, then moves into Sabbath and prayer. In every session, you commit to how you will respond to Scripture in terms of ministry in the world. Into the World identifies some needs in the world for which ministry is needed and suggests possible responses, then invites participants to summarize the scripture message that will shape their ministry and to decide what response and commitment to make to that message.

Taught by David Paul and Rev. Danielle Kim

Click here to register!

Know God better through a study of His names. Today’s culture and others’ views, even those of other Christians, can present a distorted view of God. Some suggest God exudes qualities He does not possess such as being unloving or apathetic toward His creation. In a world where we find people creating God in their own image, studying God’s names can remind us that we are created in His. In fact, one of the best ways to know God’s true character and grow closer to Him is to study His names. In The Names of God, Melissa Spoelstra leads women on an exploration of the many names of our triune God—from El and Elohim to Yahweh and its many combinations to names such as Abba, Jesus, and Holy Spirit…and many others. As women study the names of God, their ideas about God will become more grounded in what His names tell them, and thus more personal, allowing a greater trust in Him to share the details of their lives. Whether having walked with God for many years or just starting out in a relationship with Him, by the end of this study women will not only know more about God but will know Him better—because through the discovery of God’s names, they will discover Him!

Taught by Linda George

Click here to register!

Book Sisters (which has changed its name from Covered Dishes to more closely reflect who we are and our purpose) meets Monday nights throughout the year at 6:30 p.m., currently virtually, on Zoom. The group will continue its virtual meetings until group members feel comfortable meeting in person at the church.

Expect lively conversation as we review contemporary and classic books related to our lives and the world around us. Members volunteer to partner with one another to lead discussions. See upcoming Book Sisters dates and book selections below. Contact Sally Davies via email here (sallydavies12@verizon.net) for more information, and/or visit the Facebook private group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/booksistersbookclub and request to join.

November 8 – The Book of Lost Names by Kristin Harmel

Inspired by an astonishing true story from World War II, a young woman with a talent for forgery helps hundreds of Jewish children flee the Nazis in this unforgettable historical novel. The Book of Lost Names is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the power of bravery and love in the face of evil.

Imagine walking the dusty roads of Galilee with Jesus of Nazareth—braving jostling crowds just to touch the edge of His cloak and hear Him say, “Take heart, daughter, your faith has healed you.” Those words, once meant to comfort a hurting woman’s soul thousands of years ago, were also meant for you. Join biblical culturalist Kristi McLelland on those dusty roads as she transports you back to Jesus’ world, following in the footsteps of the women who came face-to-face with the Living God. Over 7 sessions, examine the historical and cultural climate of first-century Middle Eastern society to not only understand Jesus more deeply but to fuel your worship of Him today.

Taught by Rev. Veronica Brown, Rev. Janet Collinsworth, and Rev. Danielle Kim

The first and last sessions will be at Custer Road, all other sessions on Zoom.

Click here to register!

The Apostle John, a follower of Jesus Christ and witness to the crucifixion wrote Revelation while a prisoner on the Island of Patmos in approximately 85-95 A.D. The purpose of John’s writing served to give encouragement and hope for all Christians continue watching for the return and triumph of the Lord Jesus Christ. It also serves a warning the final judgment that we all face. Utilizing a variety of literary genres, apocalyptic, prophecy and epistle, this fascinating and at times perplexing book continues to urge all who read to stay focused on Jesus Christ and His ultimate victory.

Taught by Gene Oldham; register here!

This 12-week study immerses the participant in the Old Testament. Disciple Fast Track, an adaptation of the original, bestselling Disciple Bible Study, provides a viable option for busy people seeking comprehensive engagement over time with the entire biblical text.

Taught by David Paul & Rev. Dr. Kory Knott

Click here to register!

The Apostle John, a follower of Jesus Christ and witness to the crucifixion wrote Revelation while a prisoner on the Island of Patmos in approximately 85-95 A.D. The purpose of John’s writing served to give encouragement and hope for all Christians continue watching for the return and triumph of the Lord Jesus Christ. It also serves a warning the final judgment that we all face. Utilizing a variety of literary genres, apocalyptic, prophecy and epistle, this fascinating and at times perplexing book continues to urge all who read to stay focused on Jesus Christ and His ultimate victory.

Taught by Gene Oldham; to register, email Gene.

This 12-week study will immerse you in the books of Genesis and Exodus. Into the Word helps readers deepen their understanding of Scripture and make connections between what they already know and what they are reading. Each week you will encounter three spiritual disciplines, learn what they are, and how you can engage those disciplines. The first discipline varies from week to week, then moves into Sabbath and prayer. In every session, you commit to how you will respond to Scripture in terms of ministry in the world. Into the World identifies some needs in the world for which ministry is needed and suggests possible responses, then invites participants to summarize the scripture message that will shape their ministry and to decide what response and commitment to make to that message.

Taught by David Paul and Rev. Danielle Kim

Click here to register!

Imagine walking the dusty roads of Galilee with Jesus of Nazareth—braving jostling crowds just to touch the edge of His cloak and hear Him say, “Take heart, daughter, your faith has healed you.” Those words, once meant to comfort a hurting woman’s soul thousands of years ago, were also meant for you. Join biblical culturalist Kristi McLelland on those dusty roads as she transports you back to Jesus’ world, following in the footsteps of the women who came face-to-face with the Living God. Over 7 sessions, examine the historical and cultural climate of first-century Middle Eastern society to not only understand Jesus more deeply but to fuel your worship of Him today.

Taught by Rev. Veronica Brown, Rev. Janet Collinsworth, and Rev. Danielle Kim

The first and last sessions will be at Custer Road, all other sessions on Zoom.

Click here to register!

The Apostle John, a follower of Jesus Christ and witness to the crucifixion wrote Revelation while a prisoner on the Island of Patmos in approximately 85-95 A.D. The purpose of John’s writing served to give encouragement and hope for all Christians continue watching for the return and triumph of the Lord Jesus Christ. It also serves a warning the final judgment that we all face. Utilizing a variety of literary genres, apocalyptic, prophecy and epistle, this fascinating and at times perplexing book continues to urge all who read to stay focused on Jesus Christ and His ultimate victory.

Taught by Gene Oldham; register here!

This 12-week study immerses the participant in the Old Testament. Disciple Fast Track, an adaptation of the original, bestselling Disciple Bible Study, provides a viable option for busy people seeking comprehensive engagement over time with the entire biblical text.

Taught by David Paul & Rev. Dr. Kory Knott

Click here to register!

The Apostle John, a follower of Jesus Christ and witness to the crucifixion wrote Revelation while a prisoner on the Island of Patmos in approximately 85-95 A.D. The purpose of John’s writing served to give encouragement and hope for all Christians continue watching for the return and triumph of the Lord Jesus Christ. It also serves a warning the final judgment that we all face. Utilizing a variety of literary genres, apocalyptic, prophecy and epistle, this fascinating and at times perplexing book continues to urge all who read to stay focused on Jesus Christ and His ultimate victory.

Taught by Gene Oldham; to register, email Gene.

This 12-week study will immerse you in the books of Genesis and Exodus. Into the Word helps readers deepen their understanding of Scripture and make connections between what they already know and what they are reading. Each week you will encounter three spiritual disciplines, learn what they are, and how you can engage those disciplines. The first discipline varies from week to week, then moves into Sabbath and prayer. In every session, you commit to how you will respond to Scripture in terms of ministry in the world. Into the World identifies some needs in the world for which ministry is needed and suggests possible responses, then invites participants to summarize the scripture message that will shape their ministry and to decide what response and commitment to make to that message.

Taught by David Paul and Rev. Danielle Kim

Click here to register!

In All the Good: A Wesleyan Way of Christmas, a group of diverse Wesleyan scholars will take you on an Advent journey guided by the practices in John Wesley’s means of grace. John Wesley’s emphasis upon practices of piety and mercy—or good works—drew from the larger Christian tradition. Such practices are often referred to as means of grace.

Each chapter guides participants through one of the four weeks of Advent by reflecting on biblical passages in light of an aspect of Wesleyan means of grace highlighted by illustrations and stories. Readers will look at preparing the way for God, the impact and significance of prayer, the substance of good works and caring for others, and sharing God’s mission to the world.

In this season of Advent as we await the birth of the Christ child remember and know God’s goodness and love for us.

Taught by Linda George

This study will be meeting on Monday mornings from 10-11:30 am at Custer Road from November 22 to December 13 in room 204.

To register, please email Linda George at linda.george65@gmail.com.

The Apostle John, a follower of Jesus Christ and witness to the crucifixion wrote Revelation while a prisoner on the Island of Patmos in approximately 85-95 A.D. The purpose of John’s writing served to give encouragement and hope for all Christians continue watching for the return and triumph of the Lord Jesus Christ. It also serves a warning the final judgment that we all face. Utilizing a variety of literary genres, apocalyptic, prophecy and epistle, this fascinating and at times perplexing book continues to urge all who read to stay focused on Jesus Christ and His ultimate victory.

Taught by Gene Oldham; register here!

This 12-week study immerses the participant in the Old Testament. Disciple Fast Track, an adaptation of the original, bestselling Disciple Bible Study, provides a viable option for busy people seeking comprehensive engagement over time with the entire biblical text.

Taught by David Paul & Rev. Dr. Kory Knott

Click here to register!

The Apostle John, a follower of Jesus Christ and witness to the crucifixion wrote Revelation while a prisoner on the Island of Patmos in approximately 85-95 A.D. The purpose of John’s writing served to give encouragement and hope for all Christians continue watching for the return and triumph of the Lord Jesus Christ. It also serves a warning the final judgment that we all face. Utilizing a variety of literary genres, apocalyptic, prophecy and epistle, this fascinating and at times perplexing book continues to urge all who read to stay focused on Jesus Christ and His ultimate victory.

Taught by Gene Oldham; to register, email Gene.

This 12-week study will immerse you in the books of Genesis and Exodus. Into the Word helps readers deepen their understanding of Scripture and make connections between what they already know and what they are reading. Each week you will encounter three spiritual disciplines, learn what they are, and how you can engage those disciplines. The first discipline varies from week to week, then moves into Sabbath and prayer. In every session, you commit to how you will respond to Scripture in terms of ministry in the world. Into the World identifies some needs in the world for which ministry is needed and suggests possible responses, then invites participants to summarize the scripture message that will shape their ministry and to decide what response and commitment to make to that message.

Taught by David Paul and Rev. Danielle Kim

Click here to register!

In All the Good: A Wesleyan Way of Christmas, a group of diverse Wesleyan scholars will take you on an Advent journey guided by the practices in John Wesley’s means of grace. John Wesley’s emphasis upon practices of piety and mercy—or good works—drew from the larger Christian tradition. Such practices are often referred to as means of grace.

Each chapter guides participants through one of the four weeks of Advent by reflecting on biblical passages in light of an aspect of Wesleyan means of grace highlighted by illustrations and stories. Readers will look at preparing the way for God, the impact and significance of prayer, the substance of good works and caring for others, and sharing God’s mission to the world.

In this season of Advent as we await the birth of the Christ child remember and know God’s goodness and love for us.

Taught by Linda George

This study will be meeting on Monday mornings from 10-11:30 am at Custer Road from November 22 to December 13 in room 204.

To register, please email Linda George at linda.george65@gmail.com.

The Apostle John, a follower of Jesus Christ and witness to the crucifixion wrote Revelation while a prisoner on the Island of Patmos in approximately 85-95 A.D. The purpose of John’s writing served to give encouragement and hope for all Christians continue watching for the return and triumph of the Lord Jesus Christ. It also serves a warning the final judgment that we all face. Utilizing a variety of literary genres, apocalyptic, prophecy and epistle, this fascinating and at times perplexing book continues to urge all who read to stay focused on Jesus Christ and His ultimate victory.

Taught by Gene Oldham; register here!

This 12-week study immerses the participant in the Old Testament. Disciple Fast Track, an adaptation of the original, bestselling Disciple Bible Study, provides a viable option for busy people seeking comprehensive engagement over time with the entire biblical text.

Taught by David Paul & Rev. Dr. Kory Knott

Click here to register!