Discipleship doesn’t just take place on Sundays! FBC has multiple opportunities for fellowship, Bible Study, prayer, sharing, and relationship building each week. Check out the various ways for you to connect through a small group setting.
The “Koinonia” Small Group is composed of working and retired friends. The word “koinonia” is defined as “fellowship, sharing in common, communion with other believers, with Jesus Christ”. Our studies include published study materials, books, and other references—selected collectively through our group discussions, with shared leadership within Koinonia. We all participate in fellowship with each other and invite guests to join us for numerous social activities and gatherings, in addition to our Sunday Class study. All are welcome in Koinonia and loved!
The Pathfinders class consists primarily of senior adults who meet regularly on Sunday morning to discuss material explored in the Formations Study Guide based on selected Bible passages from the New Revised Standard Version. The passages and commentary are designed to reflect Christian reactions and applications to life in the 21st Century. The lively discussions are led by individuals who are also members of the class.
Our midweek ministry includes our LOGOS program for children and classes for adults that culminates in an invitation to a shared meal and devotional time.
The LOGOS Ministry at FBC is a weekly intergenerational experience where all ages, together, can learn about, experience, and practice the art of Christian relationships, which, we believe, is critical for developing life-long disciples. The One rule of LOGOS is “Everyone is a child of God, deserving of love and respect.” LOGOS teaches how God will use us to change the world!
Have you gone to church hearing bits and pieces of scripture aren’t quite sure how it all fits together? Ever found yourself with questions about what’s in the Bible or how we got it, how to read it, or why Christians can read the same Bible and come up with so many different understandings?
This fall, a new class will give a chance to ask those questions and get a big picture view of the one story God has been telling with humanity, leading up to Jesus and God’s purpose for all creation.
The class is geared for adults of all ages and backgrounds. Whether we’re new to faith or have followed Jesus a long time, you are invited to participate – there are always new insights and connections to make. And as before, we are invited to join the rest of the LOGOS participants in a meal and time of worship in Barker Hall.
(4th Monday of the month, 6-9:30pm)
The Fiber Arts Group meets on the fourth Monday of every month at the Hastings’ house from 6-7:30pm. Whether you knit, crochet, weave, or embroider, you’re welcome to come for an evening of stitching and conversation! Contact: Gabrielle Hastings (920) 904-4857
(Weekly, 6:00-7:00pm on Sunday evenings online)
Meets online Sunday evenings from 6-7pm. An open class for anyone who would like to more deeply explore the scripture and theme of that Sunday. Participants are invited to bring their observations and questions relating to the scripture, sermon and topic. Join by clicking the ‘Zoom’ link on our website menu, or using this link: Zoom Bible Study
