Weekday Small Groups

Online and In-Person

Presbyterian Women's Monthly Circles (Bible Studies)

SECOND MONDAYS, 11:30 AM (Land Building, Riverside Room and via Zoom)
SECOND TUESDAYS, 5:45 PM (Land Building, Riverside Room and via Zoom)
See PW page for details (click here).

Journaling Club

THIRD TUESDAYS, 6:00 PM
A holy space to gather for creative solitude and community. We will be inspired by prompts from Suleika Jaouad’s "The Book of Alchemy" and other creative musings. Bring your favorite journal and pen!

Contact: Harriet Riley

CBD Study Group

WEDNESDAYS, 8 AM
Bittersweet Confections, 725 Magazine Street
"CBD" stands for Central Business District where the group meets, and also for Christian Book Discussion, which is what the group engages in.
Current study: "The Reason for God: Belief in the age of Skepticism" by Timothy J. Keller

Click here for Wednesday Night Out website

Spiritually Hungry Women

WEDNESDAYS, 12:30 -1:30 PM
Land Building and via Zoom
Current Study: "Why Religion? A Personal Story" by Elaine Pagels

Contact: Beth Poe

Pastor-Led Study

WEDNESDAYS, 6:45 - 7:30 PM
Phifer Library, following WNO Dinner
Fall 2026 Study: Christianity and Difficult Questions
led by Chris Currie & Miriam Hollar

Contact: Larry Hamric

Young Adults & Families: PINTS

WEDNESDAYS, 6:45 PM
Land Building
Presbyterians Imbibing in Necessary Theological Discussion
See YAF page for details (click here)

BREW

WEDNESDAYS, 6:45 PM
Land Building Riverside Room
Current events and life issues discussed through the lens of theological discernment.
led by Christina Carlisle, Amy Kehlenbach, and April Weiser.

Thursday Theology Group

THURSDAYS, 12:15 - 1:15 p.m.
2nd floor conference room & Zoom (click here)
Led by Chris Currie | Bring lunch if you like!
Current study: "Dominion: How the Christian Revolution Remade the World" by Tom Holland

Contact: Miriam Hollar (click here) for the Zoom link.

Click here for class recordings.

Presbyterian Women's Book Club

THIRD THURSDAYS, 5:30 PM
Land Building, Lakeside Room
October 15: "Everything Was Beautiful and Nothing Hurt" by Ben Reeves

Contact: Elizabeth Artigues