Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Adult-ministry”
Roots provides opportunities for adults in their 20s and 30s to connect as community, to learn and grow spiritually, and to make a change in our city through service-learning projects. We’re excited to announce some upcoming events this fall for Roots and invite you to join us for one, three, …
Thursday, August 13, 7:00-8:00 p.m. The college and young adult years are always filled with transitions that families have to negotiate, but this year we have the added stress of a pandemic and economic depression. Parents of college students are invited to a conversation to share joys, concerns, observations, and …
Hosted by Dr. Mike Graves, this popular men’s group meets for conversation on a host of spiritual topics, with a guest speaker each session. During the COVID-19 pandemic we will meet under the tent in the church back yard from 6:30-8:00 p.m. September 24, with guest speaker Max Deweese October 22, …
FaithBistro continues this fall, for women of all ages, with guest speakers on spirituality and real-life issues. Connect with other women looking for conversations that matter. During the COVID-19 pandemic we will meet under the tent in the church back yard from 6:30-8:00 p.m. September 17, with guest speaker Rev. …
In case you missed it, on Sunday, July 26, Rev. Mary Lou Kegler joined Rev. Carla Aday for a unique dialogue sermon on change based on the parable of the two brothers.
Join us for one of three anti-racism workshops led by members of The Open Table’s Anti-Racism Training Cohort.
Join us on Sun., Aug. 9, for Part 5, “Of Boats and Bread” based on Matthew 14:22-33. Dr. Mike Graves preaching.
Rescheduled to Fall of 2021 (tentatively Sept. 6-16) The Bible and Art Tour of Italy, originally scheduled for Spring of 2021, has been postponed to fall. As a result, there are a few remaining spaces on this tour for those who might like to attend. The tour will will venture …
A primer on LGBTQ+ folk in the church, what it means to be an inclusive faith community, and the gifts of queer spirituality.
In their class Reading for Anti-Racism Rev. Catherine Stark-Corn and Rev. Tyler Heston share about their approaches to anti-racism work and some of the books that have helped them get there.
Resources for thinking about racism and learning anti-racism from our clergy.
Dr. Mike Graves shares some resources and ideas for spiritual formation right now, whether individually or in small groups.
This summer’s Backyard Bash offerings look a little different, but as we have done the last two summers, we are excited to offer online class offerings and activities for children and families, starting June 10. Our goals of community, spiritual development and fun are still present this year. You are invited to join one of these opportunities:
Women in their 30s and 40s are invited to join Carla for Text Talk, a Zoom class featuring shared reflections on the Bible passage for the sermon the following Sunday.
By Dr. Mike Graves, Scholar in Residence and Minister of Spiritual Formation An article in a recent issue of Scientific American noted that researchers at MIT have isolated the place in our brains that craves social interaction and food. Who knew? I mean we all like food, and even introverts …
