
Bible Studies & Small Groups

Digging Deeper | Sunday| 9:45am|Wesley Room
The Growth of the Early Church: the Digging Deeper Adult Sunday School class will start a series on the book of Acts. Acts is a history lesson on how the early Christian church was formed and grew. It is still topical today as we continue to follow the command of Jesus to spread the good news to the entire world. Hope to see you there!


Third Thursdays Women's Bible Study| 10:00am| Fellowship Hall
All women of the church are welcome. Please consider dropping in to Fellowship Hall at 10:00am to join in one of these morning sessions with us. The dates and teachers leading each class are:
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July 16 – Pastor Alyce Weaver Dunn
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August 20 – Dawn Conroy

GriefShare | Wednesday | 7:00pm | Wesley Room
Summer sessions, July 15th & August 12th
*** New weekly session begin on Wednesday, September 2nd***
Griefshare is a special weekly seminar and support group designed to offer you help and encouragement after losing a loved one. Our group is led by caring people who have experienced grief and want to help you through the difficult days ahead. We know it hurts, and we want to help. Our GriefShare program is co-led by Rev. Bill Dambach, Marcia Shipley, Tim McDermott, Judy Moore, and Marge Kirkpatrick.
GriefShare is a drop-in anytime group and open to anyone in the church or community. All are welcome.

Tuesday Night Bible Study| 6:30-7:30pm| Fellowship Hall - Returning in September
Join together in a study of "The Holy Spirit"
The Father, Son and Holy Spirit. How many times have we said that? Yet, what do we really know about the third member of the Godhead? The value of studying the Holy Spirit can be seen in noticing His prominence in several areas.
The prominence of the Holy Spirit is seen in the Bible, in the life of Christ, in the Christian life, and in the importance of recognizing biblical truth and error.
Join us as we go on a journey to discover the deity of the Holy Spirit-The One who is the third member of the Godhead and who is so involved in our everyday lives as Christians.
