FAITH FORMATION | ADULTS
For everyone…wherever you are on life’s journey.
Whether you are a college student, single, a parent of small children, or a lifelong member, we have something for you. At FCC there are numerous opportunities to get connected with other adults, whether in your same stage of life, or with shared interests.
Adult Education on Sunday Mornings
The Forum
The Forum has returned! Most Sundays, The Forum will be available via Zoom at 1:00 pm.
Click the link below to subscribe to our Eblast of The Forum.
The Forum is a place for the exchange of a diverse set of spiritual, contemporary, historical, scientific, ecological, and other ideas selected for engaging with Christian faith creatively and critically. Everyone is welcome.
For a list of upcoming sessions of The Forum, click here to subscribe to the monthly Eblast.
Usual Time: 9:45-10:45 a.m., during the Program Year (Sept-May).
Location: Carey Chapel
Click here to listen to recordings of past gatherings of The Forum.
Adult Faith Formation I & I
Currently on hiatus.
Adult Faith Formation I & II are small groups that get together for 4-6 week sessions. All are welcome to join the variety of conversations that take place.
Other Adult Education at FCC
For everyone…wherever you are on life’s journey.
Whether you are a college student, single, a parent of small children, or a lifelong member, we have something for you. At FCC there are numerous opportunities to get connected with other adults, whether in your same stage of life, or with shared interests. Below are just a few of the offerings at FCC. If you would like to learn of other faith formation groups, please contact the office (719.635.3549 / Email). If you are interested in finding out about the various fellowship groups we have to offer, please contact Pastor Jacque Franklin (Email).
Bible Nerds
Bible Nerds continues each week via Zoom. Contact one of the leaders below (via email or telephone) for more information.
Everyone is welcome to meet in the Gregg Library to “wrestle with God!” Each week, we have a lectionary-based discussion. You don’t have to be a scholar to participate (though scholars are welcome), since we are focusing on what the Scriptures say to us here and now. Our work is helping us bring a richer, fuller understanding to Sunday worship as we explore the passages for each week. Anyone can volunteer to lead the discussion—for our purposes, curiosity, open-mindedness and a sense of humor are more important than academic background.
Come with your knowledge, your doubts, your wisdom, your willingness to share, and your favorite translation and join us!
Time: Every Wednesday, 9:30 am-11:00 am.
Location: Gregg Library
Contact: Kathy Beck (264-9105), Jeanie Tate (475-9075) or Karol Finch (266-9312) for more information.
Men's B & B Breakfast fellowship
The Men's B&B Breakfast Fellowship is a long
standing tradition at FCC. Beginning in 1989
under the gentle guidance of then Pastor James W. White (Pastor Emeritus),
this group of men has faithfully met regularly on Thursday mornings in the Gregg
Library. It was originally dubbed as Bonding
& Bran Flakes. Later some called it
Bonding & Breakfast or used other more esoteric descriptors. Each week one of the men chooses the topic
and leads the discussion, and another brings exquisite cuisine for breakfast. A
pot of hot coffee is always available.
All men are invited to come on Thursday 7:00-8:30am,
no reservation required. Doors open at 6:30am.
Book discussion group
Calling all bibliophiles!
Is reading your passion?
Did you know that FCC has a Book Discussion Group?
There is no joining or long-term commitment. Just check out the next book we are reading. If it interests you, grab a copy, read it, and join us! FCC’s Book Discussion Group meets quarterly for a lively discussion of the selected novel. The group chooses a book from these categories:
Classic | Best Seller | Spiritual/Religious | Southwestern/Western | Non-Fiction
RSVPs are requested.
Time: Sunday evening (6pm), once every quarter
Location: Gregg Library
Contact: FCC Office
9-To-Dine Groups
If any of these questions resound with you, consider joining 9-To-Dine. While there are several different groups, most diners meet once a month in each other’s homes and bring potluck dishes to share. Each group of nine develops their own schedule and each person hosts one time. Most groups meet February-June. Some groups decide to continue through the summer…lots of flexibility depending on the particular group.
Please contact Pastor Jacque for more information.
