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This weekly men’s Bible study, led by Hayward Morgan and Butch Robertson, meets at Bruegger’s Bagels in the Cotswold Shopping Center on Tuesday mornings throughout the year. The group alternates between studying a book of the Bible and other chosen books and is currently studying the Book of Romans. Newcomers are welcome and encouraged to drop in at any time during the year. Come as you are.

Please email Butch Robertson with any questions.

Have you ever wanted to read the whole Bible? Not sure where to start? This year we will explore the story of God’s love from “In the beginning” to “a new heaven and a new earth.” Participants will receive a written guide with a daily reading plan and questions for reflection. In addition, there will be a weekly opportunity for fellowship and facilitated discussion in the Green Room or online. Register (no cost) using the link on this page, or contact Scottie Stamper for more information. This is a wonderful opportunity to connect with God and with each other!

With the exception of several days around holidays, we will meet on Tuesday mornings (7:30 – 8:30 am), January 14 – June 10. After a summer break, we will resume on August 12 and meet through November 18. Please check the calendar for specific meeting dates.

This class is also offered on Mondays at 1 pm. See details and register for the Monday class.

Sign up to receive a very short, inspirational Bible passage every morning with a one-sentence thought or question for reflection. We encourage you to develop a routine or spiritual practice as you read, meditate, and seek to understand how God is speaking to you through each passage.

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As the story of God and God’s people, the Bible can speak to you and guide you in ordinary and unexpected ways. Learning and cultivating your knowledge of the Bible is an incredible opportunity to come into God’s presence as you explore, grow, and deepen your faith. The Good Book is open to everyone! Consider inviting a friend, colleague, family member, or neighbor to join you and us.

This Reading Between the Lines group meets virtually via Microsoft Teams each Tuesday, from 8 – 9 am, September through May. The group uses the Reading Between the Lines curriculum to add to their understanding of scripture and to practice reflecting theologically on topics that arise from cultural and literary inspirations. All adults are welcome to join at any time. Please contact Charles Conner (704) 577-2682 with questions and to receive the link to the virtual meetings.

Women of all ages are invited to play Mahjong on Tuesday mornings, beginning January 7. Beginner to expert players will gather in St. Francis A for fun and fellowship from 10 am to 12 noon. The purpose of the Tuesday morning Mahjong is for hospitality and connection, with a little mahjong on the side. “First Timer (to Mahjong)” lessons will be offered the first Tuesday of each month with rotating volunteer teachers.

A light lunch, served at noon in St. Francis B, is available to participants for $10. To ensure food is prepared for the correct number of people, registration for lunch is required by the Sunday evening before each Tuesday gathering. Lunch will not be available if less than 10 ladies request lunch. Please plan to bring $10 in cash or check (to Christ Church) on the days you’re able to stay and enjoy lunch with your Mahjong friends.

Sign up and join us when you can!. Questions? Contact Mary Gregory (704) 651-0833 or Scottie Stamper (704) 714-6945.

Interested in good conversation? Do you enjoy reading poetry? Join Associate Rector Allen Pruitt and Stuart Bonner on the second Tuesday of each month, 6 – 7 pm in St. Francis C. We will discuss our favorite poems and poets. You don’t need to be an expert, just someone who loves words and looks for beauty.

Note: Our December 10 meeting will be a potuck dinner at the home of Chris and Cynthia Oates. Please email mail Stuart Bonner for directions. Hope to see you there!

This Reading Between the Lines group meets virtually via Microsoft Teams each Wednesday, from 8 – 9 am, September through May. The group uses the Reading Between the Lines curriculum to add to their understanding of scripture and to practice reflecting theologically on topics that arise from cultural and literary inspirations. All adults are welcome to join at any time. Please contact Charles Conner (704) 577-2682 with questions and to receive the link to the virtual meetings.

This covenant Bible study group uses the Reading Between the Lines curriculum to add to their understanding of scripture and to practice reflecting theologically on topics that arise from cultural and literary inspirations. Please contact Scottie Stamper with questions.

Every baptized person is called to ministry, but often we face the difficult and subtle task of interpreting the richness of the church’s faith in a complex and confusing world. Education for Ministry (EfM) is Bible study and theological reflection group designed to help participants deepen their faith and connect the study of scripture with their real lives.

This year, there will be one Wednesday morning group (9:30 – 11:30 am), led by Virginia Anderson and Tere Ey. If you would like to learn more about participating in EfM, please click on the EfM Interest Form link and a leader will contact you soon.

Tour the Preschool and Kindergarten program with the Head of School, Meredith Sorrell. Find out more information about day in the life of a CCK preschooler.

Please sign up at CCK: CCK Prospective Parent Tour (signupgenius.com)

Yoga for the Spirit is offered weekly by parishioner Joyce Cmiel on Wednesdays from 10:00 am – 11:15 am. The class is slow flow in nature with attention to the breath and mindfulness. All are welcome. Contact Joyce at joycecmiel@aol.com for Zoom link and more info.

Friendship Trays volunteers deliver nutritious meals to elderly or infirmed individuals who are unable to obtain or prepare their own meals while also providing human connection to the isolated and lonely and peace of mind to their families.

Christ Church, in partnership with Friendship Trays, is looking for drivers to deliver meals to our community neighbors. To learn more and sign up, contact Barb Ferguson at blferguson@gmail.com.