Adult Formation Classes Sundays @10am February 2019

Chapel Class Chapel

Our Love For God Scriptural study

Unit 3: Love Songs That Glorify God Feb. 3 - Renounce Everything for Christ: Phil. 3:7-14 - Rich Neidinger Feb. 10 - Pondering God's Steadfast Love: Ps. 48:1-3, 9-14 - Scott Wallace Feb. 17 - Praising God's Mighty Works: Ps. 66:1-9, 16-20 - Rich Neidinger Feb. 24 - Conbregational Breakfast - to benefit Youth Missions - Wood Fellowship Hall In this weekly Bible study, seasoned teachers provide the lesson using  The Present Word  curriculum and accompanying scriptural texts.

Conversations Class Frances Browne Dining Room P212

Christianity and World Religions Jan. 6, 20, Feb. 3, 10, 17 led by Garrell Keesler

How does your Hindu neighbor know God? Why does your Muslim co-worker pray throughout the day? What can we learn from the Buddhists? What is a Jew's greatest hope in life? Feb. 3 - Buddhism  Feb. 10 - Judaism  Feb. 17 - Islam Feb. 24 - Conbregational Breakfast - to benefit Youth Missions - Wood Fellowship Hall This class uses its round-table setting to exchange ideas from the day's lesson about understanding Scripture and applying it to our lives.

Passages Class Pattie Cole Room S203

The Apocryphal Gospels led by Rev. Mary Margaret Porter

Did you know that there is an equally large body of writings about the Bible and Jesus that are not in the books in our pews and on our bookshelves? Many of these carry ancient stories of Jesus as a child, the beginnings of Christianity and some may have even been written by and about powerful women. Why are some books in the Bible and others are not? Who decided what to put in and what to leave out? How do we know about these other biblical writings and what should we think of them?  Feb. 3 - The Ministry Gospels Feb. 10 - The Passion Gospels Feb. 17 - The Post-Resurrection Discourse Gospels Feb. 24 - Conbregational Breakfast - to benefit Youth Missions - Wood Fellowship Hall This class presents rotating topics th at invite exploration of Scripture and ways of living the faith personally and for the world. Teaching and discussion are attentive to the needs and interests of those who are navigating mid-life passages, but the class is open to all.

Good Samaritan Class February 3, 19, and 17 class will meet in P212

Christianity and World Religions Jan. 6, 20, Feb. 3, 10, 17 led by Garrell Keesler

How does your Hindu neighbor know God? Why does your Muslim co-worker pray throughout the day? What can we learn from the Buddhists? What is a Jew's greatest hope in life? Feb. 3 - Buddhism  Feb. 10 - Judaism  Feb. 17 - Islam Feb. 24 - Conbregational Breakfast - to benefit Youth Missions - Wood Fellowship Hall This class  considers events in our world and focuses conversation on how people of faith respond and live.