Purpose:
Bible Studies, Topical Studies and Home Groups
Description:
Small groups are the best way to live out your Christian faith. In a large church, small groups provide an opportunity for community, friendship, encouragement, accountability, and, of course, education and training in the faith. If you are new to small groups, then the Alpha Course is the place to start. If you would like to get an excellent grasp of the whole Bible, then Disciple Bible Studies are the in-depth small groups you’re looking for. And if you really want to get a feel for what it means to live as the church, then Life Together small groups will be the best way for you to combine prayer, study, service, care, sharing the gospel, and fellowship. There are also short-term small groups that are topically based (i.e. Singles, Women’s, Men’s, Financial Peace). “Preview” events, featuring each new small group are scheduled each Fall, Spring, and Summer.
Click on the links below to find out more information about each small group opportunity:
♦ Alpha Course
♦ Disciple Bible Studies
♦ Life Together Groups
♦ Men's Studies
♦ Short-Term Studies
♦ Women's Studies
Contact(s):
Cari Robinette, 281-488-5111, x135
Financial Peace University - Fall 2010
Led by Dave King
Wednesdays, 6:30-8:30pm
Flanders 422
Classes: September 8 through December 15
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Preview: * Sunday, September 5 (10:30am - Fellowship Hall)
With these troubled times, wouldn't it be nice to learn how to get out of debt and build wealth? Financial Peace University is a life-changing program that teaches you how to make the right decisions with your money. This class meets on Wednesdays, September 8 through December 15 in Flanders 422. No class the week of Thanksgiving (11/24). For more information contact Dave King at 281-480-3038. Cost $99.50/kit.

Ladies’ Study -
Beth Moore’s Here & Now, There & Then (Revelation)
Mondays, 9am – Flanders 420/421
Led by Joyce Snyder
Classes begin 8/23 - 11/22
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Alpha Course - The Christian Basics for Everyone ::
Thursdays, September 9 - November 18
6:30pm (in Host Homes)
If your non-Christian family member asked you, “Why did Jesus die?” would you be able to give a good answer? And why should we read the Bible? Is it really trustworthy?
How does prayer work anyway? And how can I know if God is guiding me? We’ll explore these questions and more in the Alpha Course.
Alpha is a 10-week course with a one-day weekend retreat that addresses the basics of the Christian faith. Whether you’re a skeptic, a new believer, or a lifelong Christian, you will enjoy this enlightening course. Alpha groups will begin meeting in homes on Thursday, January 28 at 6:30pm.
Please register for the class with Cari Robinette at 281-488-5111, x135 or click on REGISTER NOW to sign up online.

Disciple Bible Studies (Fall 2010) ::
[Register/Pay Online]
* Disciple 1 - Mondays 7pm – Led by Kevin Franciotti – Flanders 422 (starts 9/13); $35
* Disciple 1 - Thursdays 10am – Led by Rev. Tony Vinson - Flanders 423 - (starts 9/9); $35
* Disciple 2 - Thursdays 7pm – Led by Dorsey Kastetter & Bob Merriam - Flanders 423 (starts 9/9); $35
* Disciple 3 - Mondays 10am – Led by Rev. Harold Travis - Flanders 423 (starts 9/13); $35
* Disciple 4 - Wednesdays 9am – Led by Gloria Gibson & Rev. John Stephenson - Flanders 422 (starts 9/1); $35
* Invitation to the Psalms (short-term) – Wednesdays 10am – Led by Linda Brackeen - Elrod 311 (starts 9/8); $10
* Invitation to the Old Testament (short-term) – Wednesdays 6:30pm – Led by Rev. Lillie Ferrell - Flanders 423 (starts 9/29); $10
* Invitation to Genesis /Psalms/Romans (short-term) – Tuesdays 7pm – Led by Kathleen Thorney & Dianne Gordon – Elrod 311 (starts 9/7); $10
Christianity’s Family Tree
Study led by members of the class
Mondays, 7pm - Flanders 423
Classes: September 13 - November 8
[Register/Pay Online]
Christianity’s Family Tree - book by Adam Hamilton - This book presents a welcoming, inspiring vision of eight Christian denominations and faith traditions. Comparing the Christian family to our own extended families, it contends that each denomination has a unique, valuable perspective to offer on the Christian faith. The traditions examined are Orthodoxy, Catholicism, Lutheranism, Presbyterianism, Anglicanism, Baptists, Pentecostalism, and Methodism. For each group, Hamilton gives a brief history, outlines major beliefs, and describes some things we can learn from that tradition to strengthen our own Christian faith. This 9-week class begins on Monday, September 13 at 7pm and ends on November 8. Cost $12/book.
Men's Tuesday AM Bible Study ::
Tuesdays, 6:30-7:30am
Elrod 304
Hey Fellas, jump start your day with a morning Bible study!

Men’s Tuesday Night Bible Study
Tuesdays, 7:30pm - Flanders 420/421
Did you know that on Tuesday Nights at 7:30pm in Flanders 420/421 the men of the church meet for bible study and fellowship? It’s for men of all ages. If you’d like to attend, just show up and enjoy the conversation. Come join us! - Carl Kirby & Jim Brackeen
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