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Bible Studies


Bite-Sized Bible Study

Would you like to study scripture more deeply, but have difficulty finding the time? Then grab a cup of coffee and join fellow parents of nursery and Sunday School-aged children for a team-led, 30-minute exploration of passages from various books of the Bible. No preparation, keen discussion, and relevant application. The group  gathers on Sundays from 10:15 to 10:45 a.m., in Room 201 on the second floor of the Parish Hall. Nursery care for infants and toddlers, as well as supervised, age-appropriate activities for older children, are provided on the ground and first floors of the same building. For more information, contact parishioners  Julia Ainsley, Megan Murton or Matthew Fredericks.

Thursday Morning Bible Study

Genesis (Fall 2026)

This fall, parishioners of all ages are invited to a fortnightly exploration of the book of Genesis, which lays the foundation for the biblical narrative of God, God’s world, and God’s people. Diligent students and curious walk-ins are equally welcomed! This study meets on  from 8:00 to 9:00 a.m. sharp in Keith Hall in the church building. A zoom option is available. For more information, contact parishioner Ernest Clark (eclark@mesaglobal.co) or Fr. Andrew Stump (andrew@christchurchgeorgetown.org). 

  • September 17: Genesis 1-2
  • October 1: Genesis 3-11
  • October 15: Genesis 12-19
  • October 29: Genesis 20-26
  • November 12: Genesis 27-33
  • December 3:  Genesis 34-41
  • December 17:  Genesis 42-50


group of people in a Bible study, some with open Bibles

Women's Bible Study (Fall 2026)

How does the Old Testament help us understand who Jesus is and what He came to inaugurate? How do we make sense of our current hardships in light of God’s eternal plan for us? 


Join Mother Tiffany and a dynamic group of women as we tackle one of the densest but most rewarding books in the Bible. Positioned on the other side of Jesus’ inauguration of the church, Hebrews reflects back on the development of the pilgrim people of God in the Old Testament, offering a parallel interpretive commentary on what God was doing for them and, through Christ, what He is doing for us. Hebrews pulls back the curtain on history, on heaven, on suffering, and on our future as it offers much needed encouragement to believers struggling to persevere through the challenges of living as faithful people of God.


Wherever you are in your progression into the Bible, this eye-opening study will strengthen your faith and connect you to the whole story of God’s people, then and now. Our conversations take place on the listed dates from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. in the Memorial Room (with a Zoom option available). To view a brief introductory video, click here.

Fall Bible Study Schedule
Sept. 14: God, Angels, and Us (Hebrews 1-2)
Sept. 21: Warnings and Promises to Spiritual Ancestors (Hebrews 3-5)
Oct. 5: Better Things through Our Priest (Hebrews 6-7)
Oct. 19: A New and Living Way to Heaven (Hebrews 8-9)
Nov. 2: The Confidence to Persevere (Hebrews 10-11:16)
Nov. 16: Suffering and the Joy set before Us (Hebrews 11:17-12:17)
Nov. 30: Living in Light of Heaven (Hebrews 12:18-13:25)
Dec. 14: A Cosmic Place for Pilgrim People (Recap)


group of people in a Bible study, some with open Bibles