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Adult
Nurture & Family Ministry
Sunday
Classes
AMEN (Ageless
Mature Empty Nesters) Bible Study:
10 a.m.
Fannie B. Gray Parlor
Mary Claire Barry, facilitator, puttergirl@earthlink.net
Fifty bucks are good, Fifty
states are good. Well, then, it only follows 50
years and we must be reeeeeeeeeeal good. Couples
and singles are welcome in this fifty-ish group who may
have retired from job, but are full time life-livers.
Come for this Bible study, learning, prayer and community.
See
some links to online Resources
for faithful living
Click
here for Children's Sunday School Classes.
Bible read Through:
10 a.m. Main Office
Contact: Janice Ross, 295-5842
This group is committed to
reading the Bible each and every Sunday. They are
on their third time through the Bible. They extend
to you a kind invitation and warm welcome to join them.
FaithSeekers:
10 a.m.
Conference Room
Contact: Rick Lewis, 695-3856
(day) or 673-6181 (evening) or email: lewisr@sandhills.edu
Faithseekers is a class of
various ages. They work toward being more Christ-centered
in their lives by becoming more familiar with the Bible
and applying what they read and study to their daily lives.
A recent study source was Shirley Guthrie's Christian
Doctrine.
Brotherhood:
10 a.m.
Associate Pastor's Study
This men's Bible study class
uses the PC(USA) curriculum, The Present Word. Teachers
and learners come together to reflect on the Biblical
text and to act on what they discover there. The
sessions feature the great celebrations of the Christian
church, which rehearse the life of Christ and bring to
believers the significant events of His life.
Fun-DA-Middle:
10 a.m.
Small Conference Room, Everette House
This is a class of parent(s)
of mid-highs. Their discussion revolves around sharing
ideas that work for them in raising their mid-high youth.
As parents, their goal is to help their children become
responsible adults. They offer each other encouragement
and wisdom.
Women's Bible
Study:
10 a.m.
Simpson Parlor
Contact: Elinore McCaskill,
295-6068, or Aileen Garland, 295-1840
They are studying The Present
Word, PC(USA) curriculum that emphasizes the Bible as
God's revelation and the major source of understanding
the Christian faith. It underscores the Biblical witness
as the most effective means of teaching the Gospel, giving
attention to issues such as personal faith, ethics, human
relationships, community responsibility, resurrection
hope and the implications of Christian discipleship under
the Lordship of Christ and in the fellowship of His Spirit.
YAHOO (Young Adults
Helping Out Others) :
10 a.m. Large Conference Room, Everette House
For young adults ages 20
- 40
Goals:
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Lift
up husband/wife relationships.
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Have
a prayer partner.
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Meet
socially once every three months; having a church-ponsored
babysitter.
Connect parents.
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Have
a practical Bible class that relates to daily life.
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Sponsor
family nights or outings.
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Have
a curriculum to keep focused and on track.
Weekday
Classes
Designing
Women
Designing
Women, meets on Monday at 5 p.m. in Everette House.
This group is studying Philip Yancy's book "Amazing
Grace".
WOW
(Women of the Word)
This
study group is reading Philip Yancy's book "The Jesus
I never Knew". We meet on Wednesday mornings at 9:30
a.m. in the Everette House. In these hectic times, we
long to create space for God in our lives. Through devotional
reflections and readings, art, meditation and prayer,
Postema leads us on a rewarding spiritual journey that
can lead to a fuller life with God.
Family
Ministry Activities as announced in the bulletin
and newsletter.
Men's
Prayer Breakfast as announced
CALL
program
Click here for Children's
Sunday School Classes.
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