Worship, Bible Study & Christian Education
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Sunday Worship times
Traditional Worship at 8:15 AM
Sunday School at 9:15 AM
Contemporary Worship at 10:30 AM
Click here to Watch the Sunday Service
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Adult Confirmation (Methodist 101)
Wednesdays at 9:30 am & 6:00 PM beginning August 20
Rev. David Dietzel is leading the Adult Confirmation Class - it's basically "Methodist 101". Learn the who, what, where and why of we believe what we do as Methodists. All you need for this class is your Bible, notebook, and pen.
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Sunday Bible Study at 5:00 PM in the Believer's Classroom
Led by Gayle Leblanc
This study will be from the book of Acts and will be led by Gayle LeBlanc. All are welcome. Childcare will be available beginning September 21. Please complete the form below for childcare reservations.
Contact the Church office for more information
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First Corinthians: Living love when we disagree
Women's bible study led by lisa black
Begins Thursday, September 18 at 9:30 AM
Join us for Melissa Spoelstra's seven-week Bible Study for women, First Corinthians: Living Love When We Disagree. It delves into the apostle Paul's letter to the Corinthians in search of answers on how to get along with one another. You'll discover that the only way to deal with disagreements, differences, and divisions is by living out the radical love of Jesus Christ. You can find peace and harmony when you disagree.
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WOW! & Dig in wednesdays at 5:30 PM (begins augus 20)
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Christian Quarterly book club
october 10 at 9 AM
XO Coffee shop on airline drive (By casa jimador)My dear hemlock by tilley dillehay
(BOOK LIST bELOW - CHECK FOR CHANGES)
Welcome to our Christian Quarterly Book Club! This is an opportunity to read and share about Christian non-fiction and some fiction that will help us grow in faith and get to know our God. We will meet quarterly at XO Coffee at 5450 Airline Drive St. 100 at 9 AM on the select Fridays.
Format of discussion:
Try to read the entire selection before meeting and write down questions, discoveries, and anything else you feel like discussing. If you don't finish the book - it's completely fine - come and share and listen. This is a time to hear other perspectives and flesh out things you know or didn't know about our Creator. A study guide may or may not be supplied each time - or notes of sorts. Our discussion will *try* to follow a pattern.
Our goal is to open our hearts to God in a way that helps us see Him more clearly, know Him better, and strengthen our relationship with Him and our church family. Please don't be intimidated by the books - it is why we do it quarterly. We need to have time to read the deeper subjects and sit in our own confusion. God is so big we cannot possibly comprehend all that there is to Him so our hope is that we walk together, spurring each other on towards deep relationship with our Creator.
Click here for printable copy of discussion guide
1) What is the central idea of the book?
2) Did the author support his arguments biblically?
3) What points did you agree or not agree with in the book?
4) What did you learn that you didn't know or had not heard that perspective?
5) What are your favorite quotes or takeaways from the book?
6) What impact has this book had on your faith or love for God?
October 10 at XO Coffee Shop
My Dear Hemlock by Tilly Dillehay
Think CS Lewis' Screwtape Letters (which we may possibly do in the future) and dig in to the rich text by Ms. Dillehay.
Contact Rachel Stoneman for information
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Archived Study
Handle with Prayer by Charles Stanley
Led by Rev. Brad Franklin
Begins Wednesday, February 26 at 9:30 AM
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archived study
God Has a plan for your life by charles stanley -
Archived Study
Agents of Babylon:what the prophecies of daniel tell us about the end of days
by david jeremiah
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Archived StudY
Bible study: The book of revelations made clear
by tim lahaye & timothy e. parker
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