Adult Bible Study Opportunities
Whether you are a member or a guest, all adults are welcome and encouraged to attend or participate in our various Bible Study Groups. Curious about joining or visiting a group?
To receive Zoom info for a particular class and/or further details, contact the person listed for each class.
Agape – (In-Person) – a group of adults of all ages using the Nurturing Faith study material to facilitate open discussion for study and support of living a Christ-like life. Meeting Sunday mornings at 9:45am. *Room A109.
Contact: Don Dickens
Barnabas (In-Person)– a discussion-based group of median aged adults known for active lifestyles and service to the church and one another. Meeting in person on Sunday mornings at 9:45am. *Room A119/120.
Contact: Christie Hill
Branches (In-Person) – ranging in age from approx. 35-55 and open to all ages, this group currently meets on Sunday mornings and uses the Formations curriculum as a springboard for wide ranging discussions. Meets Sunday mornings at 9:45am. *Room A201. Contact: Bryan Smith
Choir Class (In-Person) – a class for those who help lead worship through the choir and music ministry. This class will meet from 9:45- 10:15am each week in the choir room, using the Smyth & Helwys Formations Bible Study curriculum as their guide.
Location: Choir Room (behind the choir loft) Contact: Diana Greene
Explorers (In-Person) – a median-age group (early forties to early sixties) of both couples and singles. We use the Smyth & Helwys Formations Bible Study curriculum as our guide. The class is a combination lecture/group discussion. We also enjoy social gatherings (typically once per quarter) and ministry projects. Currently meet at 9:45AM on Sunday mornings. *Room A110.
Contact: Esther Austin
Foundations (In-Person) – an adult Bible study using discussion-based curriculum to focus on life application of biblical teachings. The class is led by a rotation of three teachers who use multiple resources to generate their lesson plans and varying teaching styles to keep you engaged in the discussion. Led by: Annette Byrne, Tate Bennett, and Mike Tedder. Meeting in-person on Sunday mornings at 9:45am. *Room A215
Contact: Annette Byrne
Grace (In-Person) – an adult class that anyone can join, this group looks at scripture through the eyes of multiple generations to help scripture come alive in eye-opening and refreshing ways. Currently meeting on Sunday mornings at 9:45am. *Room A218
Contact: Allen Overton
Journey (In-Person) – a new adult class led by Ryan Wilson. A class of mixed age adults, primarily in their 30s and 40s, following a lectionary based curriculum for weekly biblical study. A discussion-based class interested in the ways the journeys of scripture intersect with our personal journeys today. Meets on Sunday mornings at 9:45am.
Koinonia (In-Person) – a group of adults of various ages, primarily 55 and older, using the Nurturing Faith study material to facilitate open discussion for study and support of living a Christ-like life. Our purpose is Bible study, fellowship, prayer, and support. Meets Sunday mornings at 9:45am. *Room A216.
Contact: Ben Aycock
Paraclete (In-Person) – a group of adults of all ages using the Nurturing Faith study material to facilitate open discussion for study and support of living a Christ-like life. Meeting Sunday mornings at 9:45am. *Room A205.
Contact: Brian Van Voorhis
Theophilus (In-Person) – a group of mixed-age adults, both couples and individuals, gathered for open discussion format to study different attributes of Christian living. Currently meeting on Sunday mornings at 9:45am. *Room A208.
Additional Bible Study Options
Women’s Bible Study The King’s Daughters Wednesday morning groups will begin studying ‘Ephesians: a study of faith and practice. In this study, Bible teachers Jackie Hill Perry, Jasmine Holmes, and Melissa Kruger walk through the book of Ephesians, examining the invaluable truths Paul’s letter holds for us today. Along the way, they’ll help us understand the riches of our inheritance as daughters of our heavenly Father, as well as what it means to walk in a manner worthy of our calling. Women of all ages are invited to participate in this study via one of two ways: