Adults

The Quad class is a class designed for those who seek in-depth analysis of the scripture, tempered with church tradition, and visualized through the dual lens of reason and experience.  Our class is for adults of all ages who hunger for fellowship, social activism and scriptural knowledge.  Please join us has we study, contemplate, and wrestle with God’s call on our lives. 

Class members and guest speakers take turns presenting varied bible studies and current topics using a discussion format. The class is noted for its mutual support, monthly informal socials, openness to new members, and its inclusiveness.

The Choate Class is a group of  seekers who focus on a “non-traditional’ approach to broadening the interpretations of Christianity and Spirituality. We offer lessons on both relevant topics of today’s societal issues, as well as historical events that have shaped our way of thinking.  The class participants share a mutual responsibility for leading an array of interesting, thought provoking lessons in which class discussion is always encouraged. Through this mutual sharing of theological and spiritual ideas and experiences, the Choate class provides a thriving environment for self reflection and individual  growth.  This class has appeal to independent minded individuals of all ages

This group of singles and married adults focuses on ways to apply Biblical principles to daily life, with discussions led by both class volunteers and invited teachers.  New members are always welcome!

This class of both married couples and   singles offers short-term Bible studies on various scripture verses and topics. It is a friendly and caring group.  Guests are welcome!.

Bowen-Cabe is for adults with many interests, especially those who prefer variety over structure and enjoy lively discussions. Rather than the traditional Bible study with a set teacher, Bowen-Cabe prefers a lecture-and-discussion format with guest speakers chosen by a program committee. Topics range widely from religious issues to civic concerns and speakers are drawn from university faculties, clergy, other professionals or fellow church or class members. While members generally are older, the class welcomes all ages.