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Adult
Discipleship

Adult Discipleship Discussion

Adult Education, Studies, and Fellowship

Ongoing formation and re-formation is an essential part of faithful Christian life in community. Congregants and others interested in ongoing and special event topics gather for study, fellowship, and spiritual practice to prepare for worship and equip for service.

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A Christian Formation Hour on Sunday takes place between services at 9am during the school year, with several options for bible and book studies. There are also special presentations, seasonal studies, and special events throughout the year to enrich our congregational life.

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Prayer Fellowship ~ Weekly

On Wednesday mornings at 10:00 am, a group gathers for bible and book studies, spiritual practices, and the shared ministry of prayer. Contact Pastor Nancy to learn more!

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Men's Bible Study ~ Weekly (9:30 am school year, 8:00 am summer)

This group of men meets every week to study the week's scripture readings in depth, especially as they apply to the men of the church. The men also conduct Bible studies, book studies, and discuss topics of special interest.

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Exegesis ~ Weekly during the school year

Every Sunday during the Christian Formation Hour, a group of congregants gathers to read through books of the Bible and share in in-depth discussion and study. Interested in taking part? Contact Bill Stout  or Dick Michaelian.​

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Adult Discipleship Meeting

What does it mean to be a Presbyterian? What does it mean to be a Christian? What do you believe? Why?

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The CHPC Adult Discipleship Team invites you to a winter book study of the 50th anniversary edition of “Christian Doctrine” by Shirley C. Guthrie, a PC(USA) minister and professor at Columbia Theological Seminary. The weekly study begins Tuesday, Feb. 11, at 6:30 p.m. in the Blue Room and will be led by CHPC friends Marley Warren and Justin Williford. “Christian Doctrine” has introduced thousands to the tenets of the Christian faith. This anniversary edition reflects changes in the church and society, taking into account new works in Reformed theology, gender references in the Bible, racism, pluralism, ecological developments, and liberation theologies.

Christian Doctrine Book Study
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