Sunday Pathways will resume September 14th!
Join us at 9:40 a.m., and invite a friend!
Bible Explorers
(Room 202) – Interested in studying the Bible with others searching for more depth in interpreting the scriptures? The Bible Explorers class offers that each week during the Sunday school hour. Using The Bible Project, we review short videos that prompt conversation about the Bible that leads to a crucial question for class discussion: What wisdom can I find in the Biblical stories that is applicable to my daily life? This year, we’ll be studying the Prophets, taking an in-depth look at the Gospel of Matthew and several of the Epistles of Paul. Join us and dive deeper into theological concepts and rediscover the Bible as it speaks to you today! Contact Shawn Caudill for more information.
Women's Sunday Gathering
(Room 201A) - Women's Sunday Gathering meets hybrid-- both in-person and online. This fall, they will be studying the book A Song for Nagasaki: The Story of Takashi Nagai - Scientist, Convert, and Survivor of the Atomic Bomb. For more information contact Catherine Hunt.
Forum
Forum meets Sundays (Sept-May) from 9:40 - 10:40 a.m. in the room between the outside courtyard and Fellowship Hall in the back hall, ground level.
Adults of all ages are invited to join the class at any point in the year. You don’t have to or need to attend all classes to be welcome!
January 25: Olivia Cacchione of the Presbyterian Historical Society in Philadelphia will be here to talk about the historic documents they have kept for our church in its 210 years. As the national archives for our denomination, PHS leverages its collections and archival work to galvanize the transformative history in the Presbyterian Church (US) and wider community.
February 1: Stephanie Spires, Second Presbyterian member, founder and owner of Stephanie Spires Strategies, and executive director of KORE Academy (Kids Obtaining Real Education), will talk to us about how to better interact with neurodivergent people and how to make our church more neurodivergent-friendly. KORE is a neurodiverse affirming school founded in 2003 Stephanie has also served on the Fayette County Public School board.
February 8: Doris Settles, who penned the book “Kentucky and the War of 1812,” will tell us about the state’s large role in that war and how much more important the war was than most people realize. Dressed in period clothing, Doris will take you on a journey with the brave Kentucky soldiers and one porcine pal.
February 15: TBD
February 22: Mizari Suarez, executive director of
Neighbors Immigration Clinic, will speak about this Lexington non-profit law office, which provides high-quality, low-cost immigration representation to the city’s migrant community. Suarez’s deep local and national connections to the migrant rights movement help her to reach out competently to our migrant communities in ways that support the diversity that keeps our Commonwealth flourishing.
