Adult Education and Offerings
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We offer a large variety of in-person and virtual adult faith formation groups and classes. Please sign up by 5:00pm the day before the meeting. Thank you! Some Sunday Adult Forums are also offered Virtually. Click here to see past forum streams.
What does the Bible Really Say about 'Forgiveness?
Thursdays
on Zoom
8:00am
What does it mean to ‘turn the other cheek?’ Is it actually a good idea to “forgive 7 times 70?” Or “forgive and forget?” What about restorative justice? Or judgement? Join people from around the country, as well as the congregation, for an in-depth look at what the Bible says about this challenging topic—and explore your own questions, too. All welcome to join in this in-depth study (via Zoom) Info/register at Here! All welcome!
Pretty Good Guys - Books That Didn't Make It into the Bible
Wednesday
October 14 & 28
Not all Gospels or other accounts of the early Christians made it into the Bible. What were those books? And why weren’t they included? Join these lively discussions. Info/register contact church office here.
Women's Study Group
Wednesdays
October 7 & 21
10:00am
From September through May, the group reads lots of great books. We meet to discuss them on the first and third Wednesdays of each month (10:00 to 11:30 am). You’re invited to join in! This month’s book is The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas. Contact the church office HERE!
October Forums
Punching Out Parkinson's
October 11
11:15am After Service
We welcome Richard White, Director of Santa Fe’s “Rock Solid” program, for persons with Parkinson’s to help keep them active and strong. He’ll share what the program offers, how our understanding of Parkinson’s has changed through the years, and also how he got involved. All welcome!
Getting Ready for the Midterm Elections: What We Need to Kno
October 18
11:15am After Service
Congregational Care - What's Needed? How Can United Help?
October 25
11:15am After Service
The Congregational Care Team (June Yoder, chair) invites all to a special forum focused on the changing and increased needs for pastoral care in our congregation. Those needs have increased four-fold over the last ten years. Whether you’re a young parent balancing work and raising children or an older adult facing decisions about health care and living situations, we want to engage your thoughts and ideas for strengthening this important part of United’s ministry.