
Community Education
Explore - Reflect - Grow
Learning is a lifelong journey; one that opens minds, deepens faith, and strengthens community. Through thought-provoking courses, interactive workshops, and meaningful discussions, you're invited to explore new ideas, reflect on spiritual and personal growth, and gain practical skills for everyday life. Whether you're seeking deeper understanding, fresh perspectives, or a space to ask big questions, there's a place for you here.

HERSTORY: A Lenten Journey
With Sherry Walker MA, Biblical Studies Facilitator
6 Sundays, March 2nd - April 13th
at 11:00am in Room 50

Herstory is 6-week journey with named, unnamed, and hidden women who follow Jesus. Based on Luke’s gospel, this class includes field trips to Galilee, Bethany, and Jerusalem.
WEEK 1: March 2nd - PREPARE FOR THE JOURNEY - Elizabeth & Mary - Luke 1
WEEK 2: March 9th - JOIN THE JOURNEY - Joanna & 'Certain Women' - Luke 8:1-3, 23-24, Acts 1-2
WEEK 3: March 16th - WOMEN AND PARABLES - The Lost Coin and More - Luke 15
Week 4: March 23rd - START TIME MOVED TO 11:30AM: THIS CLASS ONLY- TAKE HEART: HEALING STORIES - Women Set Free - Luke 8:40-56, 13:10-17
March 30th: NO HERSTORY CLASS
WEEK 5: April 6th - GROW IN FAITH - Martha of Bethany - Luke 10:38-42, John 11:17-29
WEEK 6: April 13th - BEAR WITNESS (Palm Sunday) - The Myrrh Bearers - Luke 23-24
A Course In Miracles
Sunday, March 16th at 11:00am
in Room 43
Deepen your understanding and practice of A Course in Miracles in this ongoing class. Whether you've been on this journey for years or are looking to strengthen your connection to its teachings, this class offers a supportive space for reflection, discussion, and spiritual growth.
Together, we explore the Course's wisdom, apply its principles to daily life, and cultivate a deeper experience of inner peace and transformation. Join us as we continue this powerful journey of awakening.

Science & Religion
Sunday, March 16th at 8:30am
in Room 43


Explore the intersection of Science and Faith through the thought-provoking book One World: The Intersection of Science and Theology by John Polkinghorne. This discussion based group invites participants to engage in meaningful conversations about the relationship between scientific discovery and theological understanding, fostering a deeper appreciation for both perspectives.
For More Information Contact Pam Bisson