Led by: Rev. Sarah Marsalis-Luginbill
Childcare: No
Then Jesus said ... “If you continue in my word, you are truly my disciples; and you will know the truth, and the truth will make you free.” - John 8:31-32
Want to learn something new or dig deeper into a topic? We are pleased to offer short-term classes and seminars on a variety of subjects throughout the year. Topics may include spiritual formation, Bible study, theology, personal growth, parenting, marriage enrichment, and others as they arise.
These groups, formed by common interest, offer opportunities to meet new people in the church and community and often span generations, thus adding to the richness of the experience.
Registrations and payments, if any, are online through Fellowship One. Registration is required one week in advance to gauge interest by a minimum number of participants.
Do you lead or teach? Do you have an idea for a Learning Community? Submit your idea here.
Join Pastor Cheryl Bishop, trained as a facilitator by the Love and Logic Institute, this October for Parenting the Love and Logic Way®, a special Learning Community designed for parents who want to raise responsible and mentally strong children with actionable, research-backed strategies. Love and Logic offers practical tools to help build emotional health, resilience, and confidence in your children, preparing them for life's challenges. Whether you're navigating toddler tantrums or teenage challenges, this group provides a supportive space to learn, reflect, and grow together in faith and family life. Cost is $20 per book. Couples can share a book.
Fellowship Dinner
A fellowship dinner will be served in Coleman Hall between 5:00-6:00 PM for all who would like to share a meal and eat on campus before or after your class. Just indicate your desire to eat at registration. Dinner payments of $10 per person with a max of $40 per family will be taken at the door.
All are welcome to this insightful class on the practical aspects of Artificial Intelligence. Priscilla Perez, the Education Manager for The Senior Source, will teach how AI can be helpful and how to reduce potential fears by better understanding it. She will introduce us to Chat GPT, along with other AI tools. Equipped with the right knowledge, you'll confidently learn how to use AI to simplify your life.
Registration not Required Registration due at least one week prior to class start.Read through the Gospel of Mark book club style! Come ready to discuss highlights, questions, and how you connect with God through your reading. All faith experience levels welcome. Bring your Bible and your questions.
Download Reading Plan for Mark (coming soon)
REGISTER ONLINE Registration due at least one week prior to class start.Read through the Gospel of Luke book club style! Come ready to discuss highlights, questions, and how you connect with God through your reading. All faith experience levels welcome. Bring your Bible and your questions.
Download Reading Plan for Luke (Coming Soon)
REGISTER ONLINE Registration due at least one week prior to class start.An Ethical/Theological Examination of Artificial Intelligence feat. Dr. Robert Hunt
Professor at Perkins School of Theology & author of All Brain and No Soul?: Real Humanity in an AI Age
Join us for a thought-provoking evening with Dr. Robert Hunt as we explore the intersection of faith, ethics, and emerging technologies. In a time when Artificial Intelligence is reshaping how we live, work, and think, what does it mean to be truly human? How do we as people of faith respond to the promises and perils of AI?
Dr. Hunt brings theological depth and ethical insight to this timely conversation, drawing from his new book All Brain and No Soul? and his extensive work in global theology and interfaith dialogue. Whether you're tech-savvy or tech-wary, this is a conversation for all who want to faithfully navigate the future.
Come ready to think deeply, ask questions, and engage with one of the most pressing topics of our time.