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BLT (Boomers Laughing Together) is a social group of people primarily born in the 50s and 60s. Each month we plan a get-together of some kind and send out an email invitation. Members participate in the events that interest them and fit their calendar. Examples include Oktoberfest, outdoor concerts, game nights, etc. Sign up and see what you're missing!
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Faith in Motion
We are a group of women united by our love of the Lord, our desire to view life through the lens of laughter & joy, and our love of respectful, spirited conversations about topics of faith, current events, work, and family.
We engage in Bible studies together during the season of Lent and Advent, and we also seek out opportunities to put our "faith in motion" through community service and outreach activities. Decisions about who and where we serve will be based on community needs and suggestions from our own group members.
Contact group facilitator Sheila Coleman at to learn more about our next study or serving oportunity. We'd love for you to join us!
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1st Thursday of the month (no meeting in January and July)
10 am - February, March, November & December
6:30 pm - April, May, June, August, September, October
This group is for women of all ages. We meet for fun, fellowship, and to develop friendships. We are mission-focused, both within the church and to support various organizations in our community.
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Monthly on Sundays, 11:15-12:45 pm
September - May (no meeting in January)
Location: LL2
Group Leader(s): Olivia & Sean Ring
JEDI (Justice, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion)
JEDI Book Club includes eight monthly classes exploring race, gender, socioeconomic status, religion, sexual identity, abilities, age, and national origin. Participants are responsible for reading six secular books, watching one film, and investigating how these factors currently impact our lives, church, and community. The workshop is set up to be experiential, interactive, and discussion-based. Each class is designed to
The class is based on The SEED Project on Inclusive Curriculum, originally designed by Peggy McIntosh and Emily Styles. And, we'll use Wesley's quadrilateral-reason, experience, scripture, tradition (REST)-for studying and responding.
Texts for 2025-26
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Monthly on Thursdays, 6:30-8 pm
September - May (no meeting in January)
Location: LL2
Group Leader: Kim Samuelson
JEDI (Justice, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion)
JEDI Book Club includes eight monthly classes exploring race, gender, socioeconomic status, religion, sexual identity, abilities, age, and national origin. Participants are responsible for reading six secular books, watching one film, and investigating how these factors currently impact our lives, church, and community. The workshop is set up to be experiential, interactive, and discussion-based. Each class is designed to
The class is based on The SEED Project on Inclusive Curriculum, originally designed by Peggy McIntosh and Emily Styles. And, we'll use Wesley's quadrilateral-reason, experience, scripture, tradition (REST)-for studying and responding.
Texts for 2025-26
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We are the Debbie Stranberg Memorial Mahjong Fellowship (DSMMF: Do Something to Make More Friends)!
Join us the second Tuesday of every month for a time of fellowship and fun as we gather to play Mahjong! This is a group for adult fellowship.
Please consider bringing food for the Food Pantry when you come.
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This will be a weekly time for men to come together for coffee, fellowship and conversation with a short devotional.
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Saturday mornings, 9-10am
Feb 28-Apr 4 (No class Mar 7)
Host: Sheila Coleman
This Lent, we’re walking together through a season that asks honest questions about life, death, and what really matters. In No Regrets: What Death Teaches Us about How to Live, we follow Jesus in Luke’s Gospel as he sets his face toward Jerusalem. Our small groups will be a place to slow down and reflect together: on
love and loss, on fear and hope, on the lives we’re actually living and the lives we long to live.
With Scripture as our guide and insights from Alua Arthur’s Briefly, Perfectly Human, we’ll practice telling the truth about our mortality so that we can live with greater courage and intention. Lent isn’t meant to be a solitary journey. If you’re longing for meaningful conversation, shared reflection, and a deeper sense of God’s presence in this season, we’d love for you to be part of a group.
