Led by: Lisa Hancock
Childcare: No
Then Jesus said ... “If you continue in my word, you are truly my disciples; and you will know the truth, and the truth will make you free.” - John 8:31-32
Want to learn something new or dig deeper into a topic? We are pleased to offer short-term classes and seminars on a variety of subjects throughout the year. Topics may include spiritual formation, Bible study, theology, personal growth, parenting, marriage enrichment, and others as they arise.
These groups, formed by common interest, offer opportunities to meet new people in the church and community and often span generations, thus adding to the richness of the experience.
Registrations and payments, if any, are online through Fellowship One. Registration is required one week in advance to gauge interest by a minimum number of participants.
Do you lead or teach? Do you have an idea for a Learning Community? Submit your idea here.
This Lent, you’re invited to join The Practice Series, a Learning Community designed to help you explore spiritual practices that draw us deeper into the life of God. Each week features an online teaching session followed by a 4-day asynchronous reading plan and practice, giving you space to experience the practice in your own daily rhythm.
Spiritual practices help shape us as disciples. They open us to God’s divine grace, offer new and ancient rhythms, and give us ways to be fully present with God in the midst of everyday life. Whether you’re discovering these practices for the first time or rediscovering them in a new season, you may choose to participate in one practice or all of them. Each session is designed to equip you with enough understanding to simply try it - to take a small but meaningful step deeper into the way of Jesus.
This series continues the journey we began in our January worship series, Practicing the Way, and the Learning Community offered alongside it.
All teaching sessions will take place on Mondays from 7–8 pm via Zoom.
Monday, February 23 — The Practice of Community with Pastor Allison - Explore how God forms us through life together.
Tuesday, March 3 — The Practice of Solitude & Silence with Pastor Pavielle - Discover the quiet spaces where God speaks beneath the noise. (Note date change this one only)
Monday, March 9 — The Practice of Service with Pastor Sarah - Learn how acts of love and compassion shape our lives in Christ.
Monday, March 16 — The Practice of Sabbath with Pastor Cheryl - Reclaim rest as a sacred rhythm of renewal and trust.
Monday, March 23 — The Practice of Prayer with Pastor Scott - Enter into conversation with God through ancient and modern expressions.
Choose your practices. Engage at your pace. Experience Lent in a new way as we walk together in the way of Jesus.
Saving Grace is a six-week learning community designed to help people of faith develop a healthy, faithful relationship with money and possessions. Grounded in Scripture and Wesleyan theology, this course offers practical tools and spiritual wisdom for managing the resources God has entrusted to us.
Participants will journey through six sessions covering key topics such as earning, saving, spending, giving, and debt, along with helpful strategies for building a sustainable and faithful financial life. This learning community is facilitated by Justin Duncan and Scott Smith, who will guide participants with care, encouragement, and practical insight.
Cost: $20 per person or couple (Includes a participant workbook)
Important Note: There will be a small amount of advance work prior to the first session, including gathering information about income, expenses, and debts. High confidentiality is a core value of this course, and facilitators are committed to creating a safe, supportive environment as we explore a biblical and Wesleyan approach to money management together.
If you’re seeking clarity, freedom, and faithfulness in your financial life, Saving Grace offers a grace-filled place to begin.
Join us for a transformative one-day learning community designed to help you navigate the complexities of working relationships through the lens of the Enneagram. Internationally recognized Enneagram master teacher Suzanne Stabile joins Joey Schewee—consultant, author, and speaker—for When Working Together Doesn’t Work, a holistic and empowering experience exploring what happens when our best intentions collide with others’ different motivations and behaviors.
Through real-world stories, engaging teaching, and Enneagram insights, Joey and Suzanne will help participants:
- Foster behavioral consciousness by understanding motivational difference
- Develop greater self-awareness and empathy in workplace relationships
- Apply the Enneagram as a dynamic tool for communication and collaboration
- Gain practical strategies through concepts like processing centers, reference points, and focus shifts
Drawing on more than fifteen years of consulting with thousands of employees and hundreds of teams, Joey offers practical wisdom for immediate application—whether you’re a leader, coworker, or part of any collaborative environment. Joey’s new book will be available as an add-on at registration or for purchase the day of the event.
$50 per-person includes lunch $35 for livestream participant