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A quick and light supper is available on Wednesday evenings in Fellowship Hall before Bible study for a minimal cost.

Children:

   Nursery, Preschool and Elementary Classes

Teens:

Ethos Epistemic Gauntlet – Teens gather in an informal time of fellowship and study, to delve into some of the deeper aspects of faith and culture.  The Gauntlet is a time of intense discussion, debate, and neural engagement that is geared toward sharpening their minds (critical thinking), their faith (honing and perfecting their beliefs), and their spiritual discipline (developing the right practices).  The sessions are geared to be accessible to both believers and non-believers.  All told, this is a chance to go deeper and have a great deal of fun in the process.

Adults:

Adult Study – facilitated by Ken Nichols,  currently studying The Period Before the Flood, meets in the lobby.

Ladies Bible Study – facilitated by Barb Wood,  studying John, The Beloved Disciple by Beth Moore, meets in the Library.

Sister Chicks – facilitated by Lynn Seta and Jane Pennington, meets upstairs.

A quick and light supper is available on Wednesday evenings in Fellowship Hall before Bible study for a minimal cost.

Children:

   Nursery, Preschool and Elementary Classes

Teens:

Ethos Epistemic Gauntlet – Teens gather in an informal time of fellowship and study, to delve into some of the deeper aspects of faith and culture.  The Gauntlet is a time of intense discussion, debate, and neural engagement that is geared toward sharpening their minds (critical thinking), their faith (honing and perfecting their beliefs), and their spiritual discipline (developing the right practices).  The sessions are geared to be accessible to both believers and non-believers.  All told, this is a chance to go deeper and have a great deal of fun in the process.

Adults:

Adult Study – facilitated by Ken Nichols,  currently studying The Period Before the Flood, meets in the lobby.

Ladies Bible Study – facilitated by Barb Wood,  studying John, The Beloved Disciple by Beth Moore, meets in the Library.

Sister Chicks – facilitated by Lynn Seta and Jane Pennington, meets upstairs.