Adult Faith Formation
Mission:
Provide opportunities for God to transform hearts and minds.
What We Do:
Meet monthly with a pastor to identify opportunities for faith formation and transformation.
Work together with other Grace ministries and community at large, partners and others to expand our collective impact, diversity and reach. Working proactively with a “what’s next” mentality and passion to address current and future needs for ministry, education, faith formation and transformation.
Faith Formation in Action
Classes
Small Groups
Prayer Ministry
Presentations
Preachers / Speakers
Events
Field Trips
Meetings
Wednesday Night Bible Studies for 2025-2026
Bible studies for Wednesday nights at 6:00pm!
Crash into the Bible
Sept. 10th – Oct. 22nd
Go beyond the basics and connect deeply with the heart of Scripture.
This isn’t a quick overview of Bible books—it’s a rich, engaging journey through the story, meaning, and relevance of God’s Word. Led by experienced teachers, each with a unique focus, you’ll explore the Bible’s historical, cultural, and theological depth.
Discover new ways to read and understand the Bible—and why it still matters today.
Stay for worship afterwards at 7:00pm.
Exploring Your Gifts and Talents
Nov. 5th – Dec. 10th (no class on Nov. 26th)
Are you ready to uncover the unique gifts God has given you?
This on-demand learning experience will help you gain a deeper understanding of who you are, embrace your God-given strengths, and confidently live them out in your church, community, and world.
We’ll walk with you as you explore your gifts, reflect on their meaning, and learn how to apply them in powerful, life-giving ways.
As Frederick Buechner said, “The place God calls you to is the place where your deep gladness and the world’s deep hunger meet.”
The Gospel of John
Jan. 7th – Feb. 11th
Our Narrative Lectionary invites us into the Gospel According to John—often remembered as the “different” gospel. Unlike Matthew, Mark, and Luke, John takes a unique approach. But why? What makes it different? What is John trying to show us about Jesus?
From the very beginning—in the cosmos itself—John tells an epic, universal story of Christ and God’s unstoppable love. This is a gospel that doesn’t just inform; it transforms.
Join us as we explore the purpose, power, and beauty of this distinct and deeply meaningful Gospel.
Catechism for Lent
Feb. 25th – March 25th
Remember last year’s Faith Fundamentals? This Lent, join us on Sundays or Wednesdays for Catechism for Lent—a chance to revisit the core of what we believe and why we do what we do in church.
What are sacraments? Why do we celebrate two, while the Catholic Church celebrates seven? What’s the meaning behind baptism, communion, and the creeds?
This is an intentionally intergenerational experience, where people of all ages learn side by side. As we explore these questions together, we hope relationships will grow and wisdom will be shared across generations.
Come with curiosity—leave with deeper understanding.
Mental Health
April 8th – May 13th
The world—and our faith communities—are in the midst of a mental health crisis. Being a “good Christian” doesn’t shield anyone from facing emotional and mental struggles, and that’s nothing new; even the prophet Elijah found himself in the depths of depression.
So, what difference does faith make when it comes to mental health?
It transforms how we respond. We are called to walk with our neighbors through their valleys, to break down stigmas and misconceptions, to listen deeply, and to nurture spiritual hope.
If you need support navigating the overwhelming frontlines of mental health challenges in your community, “God and Mental Health Challenges” was created to provide you with the tools you need!