top of page
priscilla-du-preez-Wbyfby353Ag-unsplash.jpg

Adults

Classes and other opportunities designed to help you on your spiritual journey.

GATHER

Sundays

10:00AM

ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL

Room 502 | September – May

The Present Word

Led by Gary Crossman

The Present Word is an adult Bible study curriculum that uses the Uniform Series which is a way to study the Bible over a six-year period. Each quarter works its way through different books of the Bible and focuses on a different theme. As you study each passage of scripture discover its deeper meaning and how it is relevant to our world today.

Room 504

Verse by Verse

Led by Marshall Miller

Verse by Verse is a Sunday School class that meets each Sunday to study each book in the Bible. As we read each verse, we utilize reference materials as needed to better understand what is being said within each verse.  We then try and relate our understanding of what is being said to our daily lives and everyday events. Through our reading and discussions of the Bible, our goal is to make it easier to discuss our understanding of the Bible to others around us, bringing all to Jesus.

9:00AM

SUMMER SUNDAY SCHOOL

Room 508 | June 9- July 21

Waymaker by Ann Voskamp

Lead by Amanda Long and Cherie James

Ann Voskamp leads the study with 6 video sessions – focused on how to navigate life, with a consistent and steady focus on God. Using the acronym SACRED – she teaches 6 spiritual practices that will help participants create daily habits, a rule and way of life that will help them stay in relationship with God.

  • Stillness to Know God

  • Attentiveness to Hear God

  • Cruciformity to Surrender to God

  • Revelation to See God

  • Examine to Return to God

  • Doxology to Thank God

Session will be video based, no homework is required, but participants can go deeper via a study guide if desired.

COMMUNITY

Weekday Opportunities

WOMEN

SISTERS IN SPIRIT

Sisters in Spirit (SIS) is a women's Bible study that meets every Tuesday morning from 9:15 until 11:30 am in room 508 from September through May.  A variety of studies and authors are offered during this time.  The format for these meetings includes breakfast, a video presentation and a small group discussion based on readings from the selected study.  This is a wonderful opportunity to study God's word and to enjoy fellowship with other Christian women.

In addition to Bible Study, SIS makes sandwiches for St. Columba once a month.St. Columba Ecumenical Ministries serves the area’s poor and homeless – providing food, clean clothes, a place to shower – all on a shoestring budget.

For more information, contact Lynne Owen, ljowco@cox.net

2023-2024

Selected Studies

Luke, by Lisa Harper (8-week study)

God of Freedom, by Jen Wilkin (10 week study)

Amos, by Jennifer Rothschild (8 week study)

MEN

PRESBYTERIAN MEN

Bayside Presbyterian Men’s Organization (BPMO)

The Presbyterian Men’s Organization seeks to foster the spiritual development of the men of our church by establishing and/or building upon individual knowledge of the Scriptures.  We also desire to enable each man to develop a closer relationship with God and Christ, with a deeper understanding of our Lord’s guidance and the impact on our lives. As a wonderful consequence of the fellowship involved with our journey, we develop friendships through our regular meetings, social events, prayer, study and volunteerism. 

Meetings take place every other Tuesday and every other Saturday at 8 am in Room 512 for about one hour. 

 All men of the church as well as visitors are welcome to join in the various activities and may attend a meeting at any time.

For more information, please contact Rick Rudell, rudellfl@cox.net

WOMEN

PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN

Presbyterian Women (PW) is an independent organization within the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) of more than 300,000 women. PW offers women in the church meaningful ways to live out their faith in the midst of a caring community of women.

In addition to Bible Study, SIS makes sandwiches for St. Columba once a month.St. Columba Ecumenical Ministries serves the area’s poor and homeless – providing food, clean clothes, a place to shower – all on a shoestring budget.

If you are interested in joining a circle, please contact Jane Copeland, Jcope312@verizon.net

bottom of page