Sunday Pathways

Beginning September 13th

9:40-10:40 am

Bible Explorers

  •  (Room 202) – Bible Explorers (Room 202 – 2nd Floor) - 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 on-line 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 Ten Commandments, taking an in-depth look who Jesus was and several of the Epistles. Join us and dive deeper into theological concepts and rediscover the Bible as it speaks to you today! Contact Shawn Caudill (tscaud1@uky.edu) for more information.



Contact Shawn Caudil

Women's Sunday Gathering

(Room 205 - 2nd Floor) - All ladies are welcome to join us as we meet both in-person and online. This fall, they will be studying the book Prayer in the Night by Tish Harrison Warren. For more information, contact Catherine Hunt below.

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!


September Forum programs will relate to the exhibit of 1960's Civil Rights Movement banners that Second is hosting in the Fellowship Hall. Besides the banners on loan from the Presbyterian Historical Society, the Archives Committee is also designing posters that highlight the role of Second and Lexington in the Civil Rights movement. Relevant childrens books will also be available. All three speakers are members of Second.


  • September 20 - Presbyterians in Nigeria (Ada Kalu) Ada is Assistant Professor of Political Science at UK. She teaches classes and does research in comparative politics and political economy. Her current research highlights the importance of historical and colonial legacies on long-term state development.
  • September 27 - Presbyterians in Malawi (Robert Chirwa) Robert is Professor of Computer Science and Mathematics at Bluegrass Community and Technical College. He is passionate about learning the mathematical, engineering and analytical foundations of community and love to build new gadgets and program them. He was a Fulbright Scholar in South Africa in 2023-2024.