Openness, Curiosity, Exploration
All classes are open to the public, regardless of your religious affiliation or none. As a human being, your spiritual core resides in your desire to find and make meaning of your life. The journey of faith is the way we know ourselves to be lovable and loving, to belong to something greater than ourselves, to consciously choose the meaning of our life and make a difference in the world for good.
Fall 2026: In conjunction with our commitment to addressing food insecurity an extended adult and youth study is in development. The program will include both church-based studies and a variety of speakers from the community. Stay tuned for this exciting opportunity to consider faith and food.
2026 Winter Bible Study: Faithful Citizenship: An Adult Study from The Thoughtful Christian.
This 6-week conversation engaged participants in a thoughtful discussion about Civic Virtues and the Church.” Author and Christian ethicist Eric Moun recommends an “audacious openness” as the pathway for conversations that may be challenging due to the diversity of opinions. Topics included:
Church and Family as Schools of Civic Virtue, Global Health, Global Security & Governance, Ecological Justice, Economic Justice, and Covenant-Community-Common Good.