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October-November Classes

october 6 - November 29 | 9:30 am

Walking Through the Word (Younts Parlor A-B) 

Our long-standing Bible study, "Walking Through the Word," takes an in-depth look at the books of the Bible. For this fall, they are studying the books of 1 & 2 Kings. The class is led by Bill Ralston, Linda Simpson, and Dan Owen.


Discipleship: Following and Being Formed by Jesus (Younts Parlor C) 

This 8-week course explores the essence of discipleship, presenting a clear understanding of what it means to be a disciple and how to live a life of intentional discipleship. Through lessons, group discussions, and real-life stories, participants will reflect on the challenges, desires, and practical steps involved in following Jesus. Taught by James Galvin.


Elijah: Standing Firm in a World of Uncertainty (Beard Hall) 

The Prophet Elijah was called by God to speak truth to a corrupt and idolatrous king in the midst of extremely turbulent times. In the process, he experienced amazing triumph as well as debilitating doubt and fear. What can we learn from Elijah's life as we navigate the highs and lows of our own faith journey amidst our current trying times. Taught by Davis Sample and Nick Valaoras.


C. S. Lewis Class & Lecture

Starting in January, we are excited to begin an eight-week Sunday School class on C. S. Lewis!


"Heart and Mind Together: The Writings and Significance of C. S. Lewis" will explore some of the key writings of Clive Staples Lewis (1898-1963), the Oxford and Cambridge professor of English literature and massively influential lay theologian whose writings covered a variety of genres: fiction, apologetics, poetry, etc. Visit C. S. Lewis page to learn more about the class and to see the class reading schedule. Reading in advance is not mandatory, but it will help you get the most out of the class!


We are also honored to welcome Professor Jerry Root of Wheaton College, a renowned expert on Lewis, to speak at Westminster on February 15th. Visit Church Center for more information and registration.