Christian Formation
The Adult Forum
Join us for Adult Forum! During this hour, parishioners are presented
with a host of wide-ranging topics. Guest speakers offer
informative and thought-provoking programs on a variety of issues.
Sundays
9:20 am - 10:20 am
Grace House
Adult Forum Planning Group
The Adult Forum Planning Group provides the
programming for this meeting.
Men’s Bible Study & Breakfast
Offered every other Thursday at 7:30 a.m. in Grace House.
Call (804) 435-1285 to get the schedule if you are interested!
Women’s Bible Study
Offered every other Wednesday at 9:00 a.m. in Grace House.
Call (804) 435-1285 to get the schedule if you are interested!
Education for Ministry (EFM)
Education for Ministry is a program of education and formation designed to help Christian lay people prepare for their ministry. EFM helps develop an understanding of faith through the study of Scripture, church history and theology. It is a small group program, meeting once a week and includes readings, study, prayer, group reporting, discussion, and theological reflections. The Grace EFM group will begin this September.
Community Lenten Service & Meal
This event is hosted annually by a local church and is offered each Wednesday during
Lent (starting on Ash Wednesday and ending on the Wednesday of Holy Week).
Worship begins at 12:00 pm. and features a guest preacher and worship leader
from our larger community. Worship is followed by lunch, which is
arranged and prepared by teams of churches in our area.
Wednesdays During Lent
12:00 pm - At the designated church
Children & Youth Programs
We’d love to start programs like K.O.G.G. up again! Anyone who has a passion for children and youth growing into the full stature of Christ, let us know! We will support you, train you, and give you anything you need to be successful! Express your interest on our form by clicking the button above.
Confirmation and Reaffirmation
Episcopal 101, also referred to as Inquirer’ Class, is an overview of the
essence of Episcopal faith and practice. While there are many
resources that one could explore on various topics concerning
“Episcopalianism”, this class is intended to be a
brief but thorough summary.
In the class, topics include
Episcopal Identity, Authority, Spirituality, Temperament and Polity.
The curriculum is tailored to the audience which means there is a
separate curriculum used for youth and adult groups.
People who would like to be reminded of the meaning of
our worship, why we do what we do and why we don’t do what
other churches might do, are encouraged to attend. People who
desire to be confirmed in the Episcopal Church, received from
another denomination or who desire to reaffirm their
baptismal vows are required to attend a minimum of
eighty percent of the classes.
Contact the rector, associate rector or parish administrator
for a current schedule of classes or to sign up.
804-435-1285