For Adults

Classes meet the first Sunday after Labor Day through the second Sunday in May from 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. 

Opening Doors: This class welcomes all adults, especially those with disabilities. This year’s curriculum includes exploration of stories in the Hebrew Bible. Fellowship, singing, prayer and snacks are also important segments of participants' time together. (Room 209)

An Encouraging Word: Need an encouraging word during these chaotic times?  This Sunday class provides an opportunity to gather with others and to reflect on the lectionary/sermon text of the day. The emphasis will not be on what scholars say about the text, but on how the text speaks to participants personally in the context of our daily lives. Participants find encouragement from the words of friends in faith, that the Word itself empowers those gathered, and that all come away each time with renewed courage and confidence for living fully in the coming week. (Room 208)

Faith and Family: All are invited to this Sunday morning class to discuss the joys, challenges, and wonders of parenting, grand-parenting, and being an adult in the lives of young people through the lens of faith. Coffee and homemade baked goods provided! Topics this year include: Tips for Teaching Finance to Kids, Choosing Schools from Daycare to College, Faith vs. Anxiety, and Managing Extended Family Conflict. (Upper Lounge)

Library Class : Truth Matters: Telling the Truth in an Age of Disinformation, a six-week series. (Read more here) (Library)

Looking for a Bible study beyond Sundays? The Tuesday Afternoon Bible Study meets on the third Tuesday of each month from 4:00–5:00+ pm in the Lower Lounge. This year the group is exploring Liturgy of the Ordinary by Tish Harrison Warren, discovering how God is present in everyday life and how the sacred meets the ordinary. Each gathering includes fellowship, refreshments, and member-led discussion.