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 the Memorial room on the third 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.
Bible Studies
Bite-Sized Bible Study
Thursday Morning Bible Study
Acts (Autumn 2025)
Welcome to the next term of the Thursday Morning Bible Study! This term, we will read, pray, and talk our way through Acts. Acts is our origin story. It tells us who we are and how we came to be—and it shows us how we too are to be and do that identity two millennia later.
Acts is the second in a two-volume history of Jesus and the early Jesus movement. To understand the author's aims well, we will begin by reading the opening and closing chapters of the first volume: Luke's Gospel. No preparation is required to join meaningfully in each fortnight's discussion. However, your own study will deepen your understanding of and appreciation for the text.
- 11 September: Luke 1:1–4, 26–56; 2:22–38; 22:66–23:5; 23:32–24:53
Videos to watch: Luke 1–9; 10–24; Luke 1–2; 19–23; 24; The Gospel of the Kingdom
- 2 October: Acts 1–4
Videos to watch: Design Patterns; Acts 1–12; 1–7; Holy Spirit; Royal Priesthood
- 9 October: Acts 5–8
Video to watch: Temple
- 23 October, Acts 9–12
Video to watch: Acts 8–12
- 6 November, Acts 13:1–16:10
Videos to watch: Acts 13–28; 13–20
- 20 November, Acts 16:11–20:16
- 4 December, Acts 20:17–24:27
Video to watch: Acts 21–28
- 18 December, Acts 25–28
The group meets bi-weekly on Thursdays, from 8:00 to 9:00 a.m., in Keith Hall. A zoom option is available. For more information, contact parishioners
Dr. Ernest Clark or
Virginia Mentz.
Women's Bible Study
What is the backstory on the “suffering servant” portrayed in Handel’s Messiah? How do we hold together God’s compassionate call to justice with God’s judgement of those who oppress others? Part lovers’ quarrel and part socio-political commentary, the book of the prophet Isaiah invites us into the complex, yet magnificent story of God and his people – past, present, and future.
This Fall, join Mother Tiffany Clark and a diverse group of engaging women for interactive discussion, in-depth examination, and personal application of sacred scripture. A brief introduction to Isaiah and bi-weekly reading guides are provided. The schedule and reading plan is as follows:
Sept. 8 Isaiah 1-2; 4-5:7; 6
Sept. 22 Isaiah 7-9:7; 10:1-4; 11-12:6
Oct. 6 Isaiah 24–27; 29:9-30:18; 35
Oct. 20 Isaiah 36-42:9; 51-52:12
Nov. 3 Isaiah 42:10-46
Nov. 17 Isaiah 49-50; 52:13-55
Dec. 1 Isaiah 56-61
Dec. 15 Isaiah 62-66
The group meets from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. in the Memorial Room (Linthicum Hall / Third Floor). A Zoom option is available. Feel free to bring snacks, a friend, or both. For more information or to register, click
here.
Young Professionals Bible Study
Ember Nights: alternating Tuesday evenings from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m.
Together, we’ll explore how faith intersects with everyday life, reflecting on the light that Christ brings into a busy and often challenging world. Whether you’re new to Bible study or looking to deepen your faith, this series offers a welcoming space to pause, reflect, and connect with others.
For more information, contact Fr. Nate Huddleston.
