Bible Studies
Bible Study offers a place where you can see God’s word made real for daily life. In a Bible study, you can expect to learn more about the Bible, grow in faith and discipleship, share in community and find out what the Bible says for your faith journey. Check the newsletter for current study opportunities.
MSG (Monday Small group) Zoom
Starting October 16: This Monday Night Zoom Bible Study meets at 6:00 pm and is studying Rembrandt is in the Wind by Russ Ramsey. The study is an invitation to discover some of the world’s most celebrated artists and works in light of the Gospel. We will contemplate how God uses story to communicate his grace and redemption.
Serving God, Saving the Planet
This group will meet on Tuesday at 7:00 pm. Through this study discover scriptural lessons of personal responsibility, simplicity and stewardship to apply to your life. Kendra Eppler will be leading this study.
Men’s Breakfast and Bibles
This group for men meets on the second and fourth Wednesday of every month. They meet for breakfast at 7:45 am at Pancake Cafe and then come to FLC’s Fireside Room for a Bible study at 9:00 am. They will be discussing FLC Series: The Lord’s Prayer (The Meaning and Power of the Prayer Jesus Taught) Richard Albright will be leading this group.
Bibles & Brews
Bibles & Brews meets every other Thursday to Study various topical lectures by Andy Stanley. This lively, social small group meets at various locations beginning with open prayer, check-in with each other and review the lecture questions. Please contact John or Darlene Arneson at arnesonfamily5@gmail.com for more info.
SOUL SISTERS
A Bible study group called Soul Sisters was created for women whose mission is to establish a love relationship with Jesus Christ through study and service. These fellowship and study gatherings enhance our God-given purpose as we build personal relationships and share joyful support with one another. Our monthly meetings, the second Monday of each month from 10-11:45 a.m., include a variety of Bible study series with curriculum support that are lay lead often with vibrant discussions.
Along with Bible study, we celebrate the opportunity to enhance the lives of young women in Tanzania. We sponsor through prayer and financial support several secondary school girls through Operation Bootstrap Africa. In addition, we are able to communicate with each of these students through letter writing and opportunities to travel to Tanzania to meet them. These young women have escaped the potential of being married off by their fathers at ages as young as 14 in exchange for cows. They not only excel in a school of 380 girls, but most graduate and go on to continued educational offerings and enter careers that help shape new perspectives about the roles of women in Tanzanian society.
If you would like to learn more about Soul Sisters, we welcome new members and guests. For further information please contact Jeanie Geurink jgeurink@uwec.edu or (608) 838-8187.