Christian Formation

SUNDAYS | 9 AM | VESTRY ROOM

This group uses NT Wright’s “For Everyone” commentary as a guide and is currently focused on the Gospels. The class meets in the Parish Hall Vestry room. Email Kathi Hilton for more information:

SUNDAYS | 9 AM | PARISH HALL CLASSROOM

The Men’s Bible Study began its study of Paul’s letter to the Romans on January 5. The group meets in-person in the Parish Hall classroom and on Zoom each Sunday.  A free copy of Gene Getz’s Life Essentials Study Bible is furnished.  If you have any questions, please contact Jay Patterson at 214-533-6433 or

SUNDAYS | 10 AM
PARISH HALL

Beginning January 19, Tim Green and Fr. Harris will lead a 4-part class featuring videos & discussions about scripture concerning mental health.

ONE CLASS | SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 23
PARISH HALL

Join us for a one-Sunday exploration of Saint Paul, whose life and writings continue to shape the Christian faith. In this class, we’ll spend the last Sunday of Epiphany reflecting on Saint Paul's own powerful epiphany. Discover how this radical encounter with Christ in a blaze on the road to Damascus became a model of grace, conversion, and purpose.

ONE CLASS | SUNDAY, MARCH 2
PARISH HALL

Lent calls us into the wilderness—a place of testing, clarity, and renewal. In this one-Sunday class, we’ll explore prayer as a practice of stillness and struggle and reorient our hearts toward God. Join us for this single-session reflection on prayer’s role in our Lenten journey.

BEGINS SUNDAY, MARCH 9
VESTRY ROOM

Fr. Houk offers this class for adults preparing to be confirmed and for anyone interest in a thoughtful exploration of Christian belief and practice as it is lived out in the Episcopal Church. The class covers liturgy, Christology, the Trinity, Ecclessiology, prayer, and vocation.

BEGINS MARCH 9 | THROUGH LENT
PARISH HALL

Join us this Lent for a rich and challenging journey through Images of Pilgrimage by Robert Crouse—scholar, mystic, and master of contemplative theology. In this profound work, Crouse explores pilgrimage as a timeless image of the human spirit’s longing for God. These six meditations, first delivered at St. Augustine’s Monastery, invite us to embrace the trials of our own spiritual wilderness. This will not be an easy read, but it will be a worthy and transformative one. Will you take up the journey?