Seeing Gray in a World of Black and White by Adam Hamilton
4 Sessions, Sunday mornings, 10:45 a.m., October 4, 11, 18 & 25
Led by Alan McCurdy & Ginny Swiatek, Wesley Room
Register by October 1; books available September 27
Childcare available with registration.

In a polarized nation, with ever-hardening positions held by people less willing to listen to one another, the Rev. Adam Hamilton invites the church to model richer, truthful, thoughtful conversations on the political, moral, and religious issues that divide us offering a faithful and compassionate way forward. Register here.

WholeheARTedly Becoming Workshop
Open Hands: Living From God’s Abundance 
Tuesdays, October 27 & November 3, 6-7:30 pm
Led by Cheri Hunt & Christine McMinn

Join us for a creative and reflective journey inspired by Isaiah 55:1–5 and Ephesians 3:20–21. Through guided art-making, thoughtful journaling, and meaningful conversation, we will explore what it means to live from God’s abundance rather than our own striving.

So often, we live as though everything depends on us—to do enough, be enough, and hold it all together. Yet God’s invitation is different. He simply invites us to come. With open hands, we discover that God’s presence, provision, and promises are more than enough for every season. As we deepen our trust in Him, we find the freedom to rest in the God who is able to do immeasurably more than we could ask or imagine.

Using a variety of art materials and guided journal prompts, participants will creatively explore how God’s abundance shapes the way we see ourselves, our stories, and the gifts we’ve been entrusted to steward and share. Together, we’ll create meaningful reminders of His presence, His love, and the hope found in trusting His promises.

No artistic experience is necessary—only a willing heart and a desire to encounter God’s Word in a creative, encouraging environment. Come discover how creativity can become a spiritual practice that deepens your faith, nurtures gratitude, and awakens you to God’s faithful presence and abundant work in your life. Register here.

 

Current happenings serve as the launch point for open discussions on how these might impact or influence our Christian communities. New topics are discussed each week so feel free to drop in at any time. In-person Sunday mornings. Open to all every Sunday. Located in the Commons just outside Baker Hall. Register here.