Our small groups meet throughout the week to share life, explore faith, and build relationships that help us live differently.
Sunday School
Sunday School returns April 12—and this is your invitation to be part of something meaningful. There’s space here to ask questions, build real connections, and grow in ways that fit your life right now. Whether you’ve been coming for years or you’re just stepping in for the first time, there’s a place waiting for you.
All Sunday School classes meet Sunday mornings at 10AM in the Education Building
Facilitator: Bruce Solomon
Book Study: “Convictions” by Marcus Borg • Admin Building Conference Room
An exploration of essential Christian beliefs through a thoughtful and accessible lens, inviting honest questions and deeper understanding of what it means to live with faith and conviction.
Facilitators: Anita King and Jean Jones
Book Study: “What’s So Amazing About Grace” by Philip Yancey • Room 104
A compelling look at grace as the heart of the Christian faith—freely given, often resisted, and always transformative. Together, explore how grace meets us in real life and reshapes the way we see God, ourselves, and others.
Facilitators: Megan Clark, Barbara Wu
Room 108
A welcoming space for women to gather in honest conversation, share what’s on their hearts, and pray for one another. Through meaningful discussion and time set aside for prayer, this group offers encouragement, connection, and the reminder that you don’t have to carry life alone.
Facilitators: Mark Deal, Mike Kendall, Ivan Regueira
The Gospel of Mark • Room 102
Walk through one of the most fast-paced and action-filled accounts of Jesus’ life, focusing on what it reveals about who he is and what it means to follow him today.
Facilitators: Roger Hough, Ron Tucker, Jim Knapton, Suzanne Kaufmann
“New Testament Characters” • Room 101B
Explore the lives and stories of key figures in the New Testament—people who were called, challenged, and changed—through thoughtful discussion and shared insight.
Facilitators: Mike & Emme Barnes and Cody & Rebecca Rowe
Book Study: “A Grace-ful Life” by Jorge Acevedo • Room 100A
Explore how God’s grace meets us in the middle of everyday life—shaping our priorities, relationships, and rhythms. This group offers practical encouragement and honest conversation for living out faith in real, tangible ways.
Facilitators: Jorge & Veronica Gomez
Education Building Room 118
United Methodist Social Principles • Room 101A
Explore the Social Principles of the United Methodist Church and how they speak into today’s world. Recently updated at General Conference, these principles address communities, creation, and the social and political realities we navigate. This 7-week group (beginning April 12 at 10:00 AM) offers space to engage current issues, grow in understanding, and consider how faith calls us to live with purpose, justice, and care for others.
While you’re connecting in one of these Sunday morning groups, there’s a place for your children and students too:
Children (Birth–5 years)
Preschool Building
A safe, caring environment where little ones are surrounded by love, play, and simple, foundational experiences of God’s care and presence.
Children (K–5)
Upstairs, Admin Building
A fun, high-energy environment where kids experience Bible stories in creative, hands-on ways—building friendships and discovering how faith connects to their everyday lives.
Youth (Grades 6–12)
Room 115, Admin Building
A space where students can show up as they are—laugh, connect, ask honest questions, and explore a faith that is both meaningful and relevant to what they’re experiencing right now.
Weekday Groups
Mondays, 10 AM
Facilitators: Pastor Jan Britain and Pastor Linda Kelly
Preschool & Sanctuary Library
A space to reflect on Sunday’s message through open conversation and shared insight. Revisit the sermon, ask questions, and explore how it connects to everyday life alongside others.
Mondays, 6:30–8 PM
Admin Building, Room 100
A guided study led by one of our pastors, offering deeper insight into Scripture with space for questions, reflection, and meaningful conversation. A great place to grow in understanding and engage the Bible in a thoughtful, approachable way.
