Egypt Documents the Earliest Israelites Topic: Key Biblical Finds through Archeological digs in Egypt Egypt provides us with the earliest documentation in ancient history for the existence of the people of Israel living in the land of...
Belonging in the Old Testament: Families and God The Bible assumes that above all else we belong to God, and based on that conviction, it concentrates on primary relationships such as family and community. In this class, we will look at...
Wednesday, September 22 Have you ever wondered about your faith or wanted the answers to big questions like, “Who is God? How do we know God? How does God know us? Why did Jesus have to die? Why is there evil in the world and what is God...
Belonging in the Old Testament: Families and God The Bible assumes that above all else we belong to God, and based on that conviction, it concentrates on primary relationships such as family and community. In this class, we will look at...
Wednesday, September 15 Have you ever wondered about your faith or wanted the answers to big questions like, “Who is God? How do we know God? How does God know us? Why did Jesus have to die? Why is there evil in the world and what is God...
Sunday, June 27 Summer Prayer Workshop | Rev. Dr. Seth Weeldreyer Overview: At heart, faith flows in relationships: loving God and loving neighbors as we love the selves God created us to be. Prayer is the beating heart of those...
Sunday, June 13 Summer Prayer Workshops | Rev. Dr. Seth Weeldreyer At heart, faith flows in relationships: loving God and loving neighbors as we love the selves God created us to be. Prayer is the beating heart of those relationships...
Sunday, May 23Going Forward | Dr. Soong-Chan RahOverview: Our time together will focus on the lost practice of lament in the current iteration of the American Church. We will examine why lament is a necessary practice given the challenges of our...
Sunday, May 16Going Forward | Dr. Soong-Chan Rah Overview: Our time together will focus on the lost practice of lament in the current iteration of the American Church. We will examine why lament is a necessary practice given the challenges of...
Sunday, May 9Going Forward | Dr. Soong-Chan Rah Overview: Our time together will focus on the lost practice of lament in the current iteration of the American Church. We will examine why lament is a necessary practice given the challenges of our...
Sunday, May 2Looking Back | Dr. William Yoo Why does Sunday morning remain the most racially segregated time of the week? This session focuses on the origins of how Christians in the United States formed different and distinct communities of...
