In-person and online

• “How the Bible Actually Works” by Peter Enns

  How should we read the Bible in a world shaped by science, history, and modern questions? What do we do when Scripture seems confusing, contradictory, or difficult to reconcile with our expectations?

  This fall, join Pastor Mark for a thoughtful and engaging study of Peter Enns’ How the Bible Actually Works. Enns invites readers to see the Bible not as a rulebook or answer key, but as a living story of God’s relationship with humanity—a collection of ancient writings that continues to shape faith today.

  Together, we’ll explore topics such as:

  • What kind of book the Bible is—and isn’t.
  • Why the biblical authors often interpret Scripture in surprising ways.
  • How understanding the Bible’s historical and cultural context deepens rather than weakens faith.
  • What it means to read Scripture faithfully as followers of Jesus today.

  Whether you’ve wrestled with difficult passages for years or simply want to deepen your understanding of Scripture, this class offers a welcoming space for honest questions, thoughtful conversation, and renewed appreciation for God’s Word.

  No prior biblical knowledge is required—just curiosity and a willingness to explore. Join us Wednesday evenings at 6 PM in Rudisill or online as we discover how the Bible continues to inspire, challenge, and transform our lives.

Rejoicing Spirits is back after our summer break! Christ in Creation is an exciting new worship festival which our other services will celebrate September 6. In Rejoicing Spirits, we will celebrate the beauty and abundance of God’s creation and how we can all care for it.

Rejoicing Spirits is a worship service where we center the gifts and contributions of our neighbors with disabilities, walk alongside them as friends and advocates, and support caregivers. It won’t fail to lift your spirits!!

• We meet once a month on select Sundays from 10:15-10:45 in Rudisill Hall (at the end of Sims Atrium where you’ll find coffee and snacks on Sunday mornings) 
• RSVP is not required
• friends are welcome! 
• Our worship space is flexible. If you use assistive devices or need extra space, we’ve got you covered! 
• RS is a non-hushing service, and movement is welcome. 
• The Rejoicing Spirits worship environment is joyful and sometimes noisy. Anyone with sensitivity to sound should feel free to wear headphones or step out if you feel uncomfortable.

If you have any concerns about whether Rejoicing Spirits is the right space and worship style for you or someone you care for, please ask! We are happy to adapt. Your questions will help us make it a more welcoming space for everyone. 

In-person and online

• “How the Bible Actually Works” by Peter Enns

  How should we read the Bible in a world shaped by science, history, and modern questions? What do we do when Scripture seems confusing, contradictory, or difficult to reconcile with our expectations?

  This fall, join Pastor Mark for a thoughtful and engaging study of Peter Enns’ How the Bible Actually Works. Enns invites readers to see the Bible not as a rulebook or answer key, but as a living story of God’s relationship with humanity—a collection of ancient writings that continues to shape faith today.

  Together, we’ll explore topics such as:

  • What kind of book the Bible is—and isn’t.
  • Why the biblical authors often interpret Scripture in surprising ways.
  • How understanding the Bible’s historical and cultural context deepens rather than weakens faith.
  • What it means to read Scripture faithfully as followers of Jesus today.

  Whether you’ve wrestled with difficult passages for years or simply want to deepen your understanding of Scripture, this class offers a welcoming space for honest questions, thoughtful conversation, and renewed appreciation for God’s Word.

  No prior biblical knowledge is required—just curiosity and a willingness to explore. Join us Wednesday evenings at 6 PM in Rudisill or online as we discover how the Bible continues to inspire, challenge, and transform our lives.

In-person and online

• “How the Bible Actually Works” by Peter Enns

  How should we read the Bible in a world shaped by science, history, and modern questions? What do we do when Scripture seems confusing, contradictory, or difficult to reconcile with our expectations?

  This fall, join Pastor Mark for a thoughtful and engaging study of Peter Enns’ How the Bible Actually Works. Enns invites readers to see the Bible not as a rulebook or answer key, but as a living story of God’s relationship with humanity—a collection of ancient writings that continues to shape faith today.

  Together, we’ll explore topics such as:

  • What kind of book the Bible is—and isn’t.
  • Why the biblical authors often interpret Scripture in surprising ways.
  • How understanding the Bible’s historical and cultural context deepens rather than weakens faith.
  • What it means to read Scripture faithfully as followers of Jesus today.

  Whether you’ve wrestled with difficult passages for years or simply want to deepen your understanding of Scripture, this class offers a welcoming space for honest questions, thoughtful conversation, and renewed appreciation for God’s Word.

  No prior biblical knowledge is required—just curiosity and a willingness to explore. Join us Wednesday evenings at 6 PM in Rudisill or online as we discover how the Bible continues to inspire, challenge, and transform our lives.

In-person and online

• “How the Bible Actually Works” by Peter Enns

  How should we read the Bible in a world shaped by science, history, and modern questions? What do we do when Scripture seems confusing, contradictory, or difficult to reconcile with our expectations?

  This fall, join Pastor Mark for a thoughtful and engaging study of Peter Enns’ How the Bible Actually Works. Enns invites readers to see the Bible not as a rulebook or answer key, but as a living story of God’s relationship with humanity—a collection of ancient writings that continues to shape faith today.

  Together, we’ll explore topics such as:

  • What kind of book the Bible is—and isn’t.
  • Why the biblical authors often interpret Scripture in surprising ways.
  • How understanding the Bible’s historical and cultural context deepens rather than weakens faith.
  • What it means to read Scripture faithfully as followers of Jesus today.

  Whether you’ve wrestled with difficult passages for years or simply want to deepen your understanding of Scripture, this class offers a welcoming space for honest questions, thoughtful conversation, and renewed appreciation for God’s Word.

  No prior biblical knowledge is required—just curiosity and a willingness to explore. Join us Wednesday evenings at 6 PM in Rudisill or online as we discover how the Bible continues to inspire, challenge, and transform our lives.

In-person and online

• “How the Bible Actually Works” by Peter Enns

  How should we read the Bible in a world shaped by science, history, and modern questions? What do we do when Scripture seems confusing, contradictory, or difficult to reconcile with our expectations?

  This fall, join Pastor Mark for a thoughtful and engaging study of Peter Enns’ How the Bible Actually Works. Enns invites readers to see the Bible not as a rulebook or answer key, but as a living story of God’s relationship with humanity—a collection of ancient writings that continues to shape faith today.

  Together, we’ll explore topics such as:

  • What kind of book the Bible is—and isn’t.
  • Why the biblical authors often interpret Scripture in surprising ways.
  • How understanding the Bible’s historical and cultural context deepens rather than weakens faith.
  • What it means to read Scripture faithfully as followers of Jesus today.

  Whether you’ve wrestled with difficult passages for years or simply want to deepen your understanding of Scripture, this class offers a welcoming space for honest questions, thoughtful conversation, and renewed appreciation for God’s Word.

  No prior biblical knowledge is required—just curiosity and a willingness to explore. Join us Wednesday evenings at 6 PM in Rudisill or online as we discover how the Bible continues to inspire, challenge, and transform our lives.

Rejoicing Spirits is back after our summer break! Christ in Creation is an exciting new worship festival which our other services will celebrate September 6. In Rejoicing Spirits, we will celebrate the beauty and abundance of God’s creation and how we can all care for it.

Rejoicing Spirits is a worship service where we center the gifts and contributions of our neighbors with disabilities, walk alongside them as friends and advocates, and support caregivers. It won’t fail to lift your spirits!!

• We meet once a month on select Sundays from 10:15-10:45 in Rudisill Hall (at the end of Sims Atrium where you’ll find coffee and snacks on Sunday mornings) 
• RSVP is not required
• friends are welcome! 
• Our worship space is flexible. If you use assistive devices or need extra space, we’ve got you covered! 
• RS is a non-hushing service, and movement is welcome. 
• The Rejoicing Spirits worship environment is joyful and sometimes noisy. Anyone with sensitivity to sound should feel free to wear headphones or step out if you feel uncomfortable.

If you have any concerns about whether Rejoicing Spirits is the right space and worship style for you or someone you care for, please ask! We are happy to adapt. Your questions will help us make it a more welcoming space for everyone. 

In-person and online

• “How the Bible Actually Works” by Peter Enns

  How should we read the Bible in a world shaped by science, history, and modern questions? What do we do when Scripture seems confusing, contradictory, or difficult to reconcile with our expectations?

  This fall, join Pastor Mark for a thoughtful and engaging study of Peter Enns’ How the Bible Actually Works. Enns invites readers to see the Bible not as a rulebook or answer key, but as a living story of God’s relationship with humanity—a collection of ancient writings that continues to shape faith today.

  Together, we’ll explore topics such as:

  • What kind of book the Bible is—and isn’t.
  • Why the biblical authors often interpret Scripture in surprising ways.
  • How understanding the Bible’s historical and cultural context deepens rather than weakens faith.
  • What it means to read Scripture faithfully as followers of Jesus today.

  Whether you’ve wrestled with difficult passages for years or simply want to deepen your understanding of Scripture, this class offers a welcoming space for honest questions, thoughtful conversation, and renewed appreciation for God’s Word.

  No prior biblical knowledge is required—just curiosity and a willingness to explore. Join us Wednesday evenings at 6 PM in Rudisill or online as we discover how the Bible continues to inspire, challenge, and transform our lives.

In-person and online

• “How the Bible Actually Works” by Peter Enns

  How should we read the Bible in a world shaped by science, history, and modern questions? What do we do when Scripture seems confusing, contradictory, or difficult to reconcile with our expectations?

  This fall, join Pastor Mark for a thoughtful and engaging study of Peter Enns’ How the Bible Actually Works. Enns invites readers to see the Bible not as a rulebook or answer key, but as a living story of God’s relationship with humanity—a collection of ancient writings that continues to shape faith today.

  Together, we’ll explore topics such as:

  • What kind of book the Bible is—and isn’t.
  • Why the biblical authors often interpret Scripture in surprising ways.
  • How understanding the Bible’s historical and cultural context deepens rather than weakens faith.
  • What it means to read Scripture faithfully as followers of Jesus today.

  Whether you’ve wrestled with difficult passages for years or simply want to deepen your understanding of Scripture, this class offers a welcoming space for honest questions, thoughtful conversation, and renewed appreciation for God’s Word.

  No prior biblical knowledge is required—just curiosity and a willingness to explore. Join us Wednesday evenings at 6 PM in Rudisill or online as we discover how the Bible continues to inspire, challenge, and transform our lives.

In-person and online

• “How the Bible Actually Works” by Peter Enns

  How should we read the Bible in a world shaped by science, history, and modern questions? What do we do when Scripture seems confusing, contradictory, or difficult to reconcile with our expectations?

  This fall, join Pastor Mark for a thoughtful and engaging study of Peter Enns’ How the Bible Actually Works. Enns invites readers to see the Bible not as a rulebook or answer key, but as a living story of God’s relationship with humanity—a collection of ancient writings that continues to shape faith today.

  Together, we’ll explore topics such as:

  • What kind of book the Bible is—and isn’t.
  • Why the biblical authors often interpret Scripture in surprising ways.
  • How understanding the Bible’s historical and cultural context deepens rather than weakens faith.
  • What it means to read Scripture faithfully as followers of Jesus today.

  Whether you’ve wrestled with difficult passages for years or simply want to deepen your understanding of Scripture, this class offers a welcoming space for honest questions, thoughtful conversation, and renewed appreciation for God’s Word.

  No prior biblical knowledge is required—just curiosity and a willingness to explore. Join us Wednesday evenings at 6 PM in Rudisill or online as we discover how the Bible continues to inspire, challenge, and transform our lives.

Rejoicing Spirits is back after our summer break! Christ in Creation is an exciting new worship festival which our other services will celebrate September 6. In Rejoicing Spirits, we will celebrate the beauty and abundance of God’s creation and how we can all care for it.

Rejoicing Spirits is a worship service where we center the gifts and contributions of our neighbors with disabilities, walk alongside them as friends and advocates, and support caregivers. It won’t fail to lift your spirits!!

• We meet once a month on select Sundays from 10:15-10:45 in Rudisill Hall (at the end of Sims Atrium where you’ll find coffee and snacks on Sunday mornings) 
• RSVP is not required
• friends are welcome! 
• Our worship space is flexible. If you use assistive devices or need extra space, we’ve got you covered! 
• RS is a non-hushing service, and movement is welcome. 
• The Rejoicing Spirits worship environment is joyful and sometimes noisy. Anyone with sensitivity to sound should feel free to wear headphones or step out if you feel uncomfortable.

If you have any concerns about whether Rejoicing Spirits is the right space and worship style for you or someone you care for, please ask! We are happy to adapt. Your questions will help us make it a more welcoming space for everyone. 

In-person and online

• “How the Bible Actually Works” by Peter Enns

  How should we read the Bible in a world shaped by science, history, and modern questions? What do we do when Scripture seems confusing, contradictory, or difficult to reconcile with our expectations?

  This fall, join Pastor Mark for a thoughtful and engaging study of Peter Enns’ How the Bible Actually Works. Enns invites readers to see the Bible not as a rulebook or answer key, but as a living story of God’s relationship with humanity—a collection of ancient writings that continues to shape faith today.

  Together, we’ll explore topics such as:

  • What kind of book the Bible is—and isn’t.
  • Why the biblical authors often interpret Scripture in surprising ways.
  • How understanding the Bible’s historical and cultural context deepens rather than weakens faith.
  • What it means to read Scripture faithfully as followers of Jesus today.

  Whether you’ve wrestled with difficult passages for years or simply want to deepen your understanding of Scripture, this class offers a welcoming space for honest questions, thoughtful conversation, and renewed appreciation for God’s Word.

  No prior biblical knowledge is required—just curiosity and a willingness to explore. Join us Wednesday evenings at 6 PM in Rudisill or online as we discover how the Bible continues to inspire, challenge, and transform our lives.

In-person and online

• “How the Bible Actually Works” by Peter Enns

  How should we read the Bible in a world shaped by science, history, and modern questions? What do we do when Scripture seems confusing, contradictory, or difficult to reconcile with our expectations?

  This fall, join Pastor Mark for a thoughtful and engaging study of Peter Enns’ How the Bible Actually Works. Enns invites readers to see the Bible not as a rulebook or answer key, but as a living story of God’s relationship with humanity—a collection of ancient writings that continues to shape faith today.

  Together, we’ll explore topics such as:

  • What kind of book the Bible is—and isn’t.
  • Why the biblical authors often interpret Scripture in surprising ways.
  • How understanding the Bible’s historical and cultural context deepens rather than weakens faith.
  • What it means to read Scripture faithfully as followers of Jesus today.

  Whether you’ve wrestled with difficult passages for years or simply want to deepen your understanding of Scripture, this class offers a welcoming space for honest questions, thoughtful conversation, and renewed appreciation for God’s Word.

  No prior biblical knowledge is required—just curiosity and a willingness to explore. Join us Wednesday evenings at 6 PM in Rudisill or online as we discover how the Bible continues to inspire, challenge, and transform our lives.

In-person and online

• “How the Bible Actually Works” by Peter Enns

  How should we read the Bible in a world shaped by science, history, and modern questions? What do we do when Scripture seems confusing, contradictory, or difficult to reconcile with our expectations?

  This fall, join Pastor Mark for a thoughtful and engaging study of Peter Enns’ How the Bible Actually Works. Enns invites readers to see the Bible not as a rulebook or answer key, but as a living story of God’s relationship with humanity—a collection of ancient writings that continues to shape faith today.

  Together, we’ll explore topics such as:

  • What kind of book the Bible is—and isn’t.
  • Why the biblical authors often interpret Scripture in surprising ways.
  • How understanding the Bible’s historical and cultural context deepens rather than weakens faith.
  • What it means to read Scripture faithfully as followers of Jesus today.

  Whether you’ve wrestled with difficult passages for years or simply want to deepen your understanding of Scripture, this class offers a welcoming space for honest questions, thoughtful conversation, and renewed appreciation for God’s Word.

  No prior biblical knowledge is required—just curiosity and a willingness to explore. Join us Wednesday evenings at 6 PM in Rudisill or online as we discover how the Bible continues to inspire, challenge, and transform our lives.

In-person and online

• “How the Bible Actually Works” by Peter Enns

  How should we read the Bible in a world shaped by science, history, and modern questions? What do we do when Scripture seems confusing, contradictory, or difficult to reconcile with our expectations?

  This fall, join Pastor Mark for a thoughtful and engaging study of Peter Enns’ How the Bible Actually Works. Enns invites readers to see the Bible not as a rulebook or answer key, but as a living story of God’s relationship with humanity—a collection of ancient writings that continues to shape faith today.

  Together, we’ll explore topics such as:

  • What kind of book the Bible is—and isn’t.
  • Why the biblical authors often interpret Scripture in surprising ways.
  • How understanding the Bible’s historical and cultural context deepens rather than weakens faith.
  • What it means to read Scripture faithfully as followers of Jesus today.

  Whether you’ve wrestled with difficult passages for years or simply want to deepen your understanding of Scripture, this class offers a welcoming space for honest questions, thoughtful conversation, and renewed appreciation for God’s Word.

  No prior biblical knowledge is required—just curiosity and a willingness to explore. Join us Wednesday evenings at 6 PM in Rudisill or online as we discover how the Bible continues to inspire, challenge, and transform our lives.

In-person and online

• “How the Bible Actually Works” by Peter Enns

  How should we read the Bible in a world shaped by science, history, and modern questions? What do we do when Scripture seems confusing, contradictory, or difficult to reconcile with our expectations?

  This fall, join Pastor Mark for a thoughtful and engaging study of Peter Enns’ How the Bible Actually Works. Enns invites readers to see the Bible not as a rulebook or answer key, but as a living story of God’s relationship with humanity—a collection of ancient writings that continues to shape faith today.

  Together, we’ll explore topics such as:

  • What kind of book the Bible is—and isn’t.
  • Why the biblical authors often interpret Scripture in surprising ways.
  • How understanding the Bible’s historical and cultural context deepens rather than weakens faith.
  • What it means to read Scripture faithfully as followers of Jesus today.

  Whether you’ve wrestled with difficult passages for years or simply want to deepen your understanding of Scripture, this class offers a welcoming space for honest questions, thoughtful conversation, and renewed appreciation for God’s Word.

  No prior biblical knowledge is required—just curiosity and a willingness to explore. Join us Wednesday evenings at 6 PM in Rudisill or online as we discover how the Bible continues to inspire, challenge, and transform our lives.

In-person and online

• “How the Bible Actually Works” by Peter Enns

  How should we read the Bible in a world shaped by science, history, and modern questions? What do we do when Scripture seems confusing, contradictory, or difficult to reconcile with our expectations?

  This fall, join Pastor Mark for a thoughtful and engaging study of Peter Enns’ How the Bible Actually Works. Enns invites readers to see the Bible not as a rulebook or answer key, but as a living story of God’s relationship with humanity—a collection of ancient writings that continues to shape faith today.

  Together, we’ll explore topics such as:

  • What kind of book the Bible is—and isn’t.
  • Why the biblical authors often interpret Scripture in surprising ways.
  • How understanding the Bible’s historical and cultural context deepens rather than weakens faith.
  • What it means to read Scripture faithfully as followers of Jesus today.

  Whether you’ve wrestled with difficult passages for years or simply want to deepen your understanding of Scripture, this class offers a welcoming space for honest questions, thoughtful conversation, and renewed appreciation for God’s Word.

  No prior biblical knowledge is required—just curiosity and a willingness to explore. Join us Wednesday evenings at 6 PM in Rudisill or online as we discover how the Bible continues to inspire, challenge, and transform our lives.

In-person and online

• “How the Bible Actually Works” by Peter Enns

  How should we read the Bible in a world shaped by science, history, and modern questions? What do we do when Scripture seems confusing, contradictory, or difficult to reconcile with our expectations?

  This fall, join Pastor Mark for a thoughtful and engaging study of Peter Enns’ How the Bible Actually Works. Enns invites readers to see the Bible not as a rulebook or answer key, but as a living story of God’s relationship with humanity—a collection of ancient writings that continues to shape faith today.

  Together, we’ll explore topics such as:

  • What kind of book the Bible is—and isn’t.
  • Why the biblical authors often interpret Scripture in surprising ways.
  • How understanding the Bible’s historical and cultural context deepens rather than weakens faith.
  • What it means to read Scripture faithfully as followers of Jesus today.

  Whether you’ve wrestled with difficult passages for years or simply want to deepen your understanding of Scripture, this class offers a welcoming space for honest questions, thoughtful conversation, and renewed appreciation for God’s Word.

  No prior biblical knowledge is required—just curiosity and a willingness to explore. Join us Wednesday evenings at 6 PM in Rudisill or online as we discover how the Bible continues to inspire, challenge, and transform our lives.

In-person and online

• “How the Bible Actually Works” by Peter Enns

  How should we read the Bible in a world shaped by science, history, and modern questions? What do we do when Scripture seems confusing, contradictory, or difficult to reconcile with our expectations?

  This fall, join Pastor Mark for a thoughtful and engaging study of Peter Enns’ How the Bible Actually Works. Enns invites readers to see the Bible not as a rulebook or answer key, but as a living story of God’s relationship with humanity—a collection of ancient writings that continues to shape faith today.

  Together, we’ll explore topics such as:

  • What kind of book the Bible is—and isn’t.
  • Why the biblical authors often interpret Scripture in surprising ways.
  • How understanding the Bible’s historical and cultural context deepens rather than weakens faith.
  • What it means to read Scripture faithfully as followers of Jesus today.

  Whether you’ve wrestled with difficult passages for years or simply want to deepen your understanding of Scripture, this class offers a welcoming space for honest questions, thoughtful conversation, and renewed appreciation for God’s Word.

  No prior biblical knowledge is required—just curiosity and a willingness to explore. Join us Wednesday evenings at 6 PM in Rudisill or online as we discover how the Bible continues to inspire, challenge, and transform our lives.

In-person and online

• “How the Bible Actually Works” by Peter Enns

  How should we read the Bible in a world shaped by science, history, and modern questions? What do we do when Scripture seems confusing, contradictory, or difficult to reconcile with our expectations?

  This fall, join Pastor Mark for a thoughtful and engaging study of Peter Enns’ How the Bible Actually Works. Enns invites readers to see the Bible not as a rulebook or answer key, but as a living story of God’s relationship with humanity—a collection of ancient writings that continues to shape faith today.

  Together, we’ll explore topics such as:

  • What kind of book the Bible is—and isn’t.
  • Why the biblical authors often interpret Scripture in surprising ways.
  • How understanding the Bible’s historical and cultural context deepens rather than weakens faith.
  • What it means to read Scripture faithfully as followers of Jesus today.

  Whether you’ve wrestled with difficult passages for years or simply want to deepen your understanding of Scripture, this class offers a welcoming space for honest questions, thoughtful conversation, and renewed appreciation for God’s Word.

  No prior biblical knowledge is required—just curiosity and a willingness to explore. Join us Wednesday evenings at 6 PM in Rudisill or online as we discover how the Bible continues to inspire, challenge, and transform our lives.

In-person and online

• “How the Bible Actually Works” by Peter Enns

  How should we read the Bible in a world shaped by science, history, and modern questions? What do we do when Scripture seems confusing, contradictory, or difficult to reconcile with our expectations?

  This fall, join Pastor Mark for a thoughtful and engaging study of Peter Enns’ How the Bible Actually Works. Enns invites readers to see the Bible not as a rulebook or answer key, but as a living story of God’s relationship with humanity—a collection of ancient writings that continues to shape faith today.

  Together, we’ll explore topics such as:

  • What kind of book the Bible is—and isn’t.
  • Why the biblical authors often interpret Scripture in surprising ways.
  • How understanding the Bible’s historical and cultural context deepens rather than weakens faith.
  • What it means to read Scripture faithfully as followers of Jesus today.

  Whether you’ve wrestled with difficult passages for years or simply want to deepen your understanding of Scripture, this class offers a welcoming space for honest questions, thoughtful conversation, and renewed appreciation for God’s Word.

  No prior biblical knowledge is required—just curiosity and a willingness to explore. Join us Wednesday evenings at 6 PM in Rudisill or online as we discover how the Bible continues to inspire, challenge, and transform our lives.

In-person and online

• “How the Bible Actually Works” by Peter Enns

  How should we read the Bible in a world shaped by science, history, and modern questions? What do we do when Scripture seems confusing, contradictory, or difficult to reconcile with our expectations?

  This fall, join Pastor Mark for a thoughtful and engaging study of Peter Enns’ How the Bible Actually Works. Enns invites readers to see the Bible not as a rulebook or answer key, but as a living story of God’s relationship with humanity—a collection of ancient writings that continues to shape faith today.

  Together, we’ll explore topics such as:

  • What kind of book the Bible is—and isn’t.
  • Why the biblical authors often interpret Scripture in surprising ways.
  • How understanding the Bible’s historical and cultural context deepens rather than weakens faith.
  • What it means to read Scripture faithfully as followers of Jesus today.

  Whether you’ve wrestled with difficult passages for years or simply want to deepen your understanding of Scripture, this class offers a welcoming space for honest questions, thoughtful conversation, and renewed appreciation for God’s Word.

  No prior biblical knowledge is required—just curiosity and a willingness to explore. Join us Wednesday evenings at 6 PM in Rudisill or online as we discover how the Bible continues to inspire, challenge, and transform our lives.