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Bible Studies in 2026

Bible Studies for Everyone

THE WAY
4 Week Bible Study

Starts September 13
5:30-6:30 pm
Room B6

Welcome to “The Way”, a four-week transformative discipleship journey designed to help you live out the United Methodist membership vows of prayers, presence, gifts, service, and witness with intentionality and grace.

This series guides you to explore what each commitment looks like at every stage of spiritual growth. Through engaging discussions and personal self-assessment, you will map your own unique discipleship pathway and identify your next concrete step towards Christ-likeness. 

Led by Rob Webster

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TUESDAY MORNINGS
Join us for an online Bible study exploring the “small letters” of the New Testament – from Titus through 3 John. Though these books are short, they are filled with meaningful guidance on Faith, leadership, Christian living, relationships and staying rooted in the truth. Together, we’ll discover how these brief letters speak to our lives and faith today.

Led by Gene Oldham

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This study invites you to discover ancient Celtic Christian wisdom and practices that help us see God’s presence in all things. Each session explores a theme rooted in Celtic spirituality, paired with scripture, historical reflections, and honest questions for today’s world. This is a 7 week course every Tuesday.

Date: Tuesdays, starting on September 15
Time: 1:00-2:30pm
Room: B6

 
Bible Studies for Women
  • Women’s Fall Study: Genesis, A Beginner’s Guide to the Beginning

  • Start date: October 13 

  • Start time: 9 am

  • Led by Carol Gallman

  • Room B5

  • 6-week study

Genesis: A Beginner’s Guide to the Beginning invites readers into the foundational stories of the Old Testament with clarity, depth and imagination. These familiar stories are often heard in fragments; here, they are explored with care, curiosity and theological insight. Whether you are encountering Genesis for the first time or returning with fresh questions, we will explore why the stories within this book matter—bridging ancient Scripture and modern life and inviting readers to engage with the book of beginnings with wisdom and wonder.

Bible Studies for Men

CURRENTLY ON SUMMER BREAK – WILL RETURN FALL 2026

Fridays | 6:45-7:45am | Zoom

The Book of James: What does genuine faith look like in everyday life? In this study of James, we’ll explore the practical wisdom of a faith that is lived out, not simply spoken. Drawing from the insights of Max Lucado and John MacArthur, we’ll examine how James challenges us to grow through trials, pursue godly wisdom, love others well and demonstrate our faith through action. Together, we’ll discover what it means to live a faith that is genuine, active and transformative.

Led by Dennis L. Allen

Email Dennis Allen to register and receive Zoom information.

CURRENTLY ON SUMMER BREAK – WILL RETURN FALL 2026

Wednesdays | Ongoing | 11:45am-1:00pm | Room B5

No need to register in advance.

The Sermon on the Mount: a collection of sayings spoken by Jesus of Nazareth found in the Gospel of Matthew that summarizes his moral teachings. It is the first of five discourses in the Gospel and has been one of the most widely quoted sections of the Gospels.

Led by Austin Smith