This is an active, community-focused Bible study class that explicitly aims to live out its acronym: "Be Ye Kind One To Another."

The class structure includes:

• A strong focus on fellowship, Bible study, and dedicated prayer time.

• Genuine mutual care among members.

• Consistent involvement in outreach and service projects throughout the year (e.g., Back to School supplies, Minister Appreciation, Wish Tree).

Essentially, the BYKOTA group isn't just about reading the Bible; it's about putting it to work through intentional kindness and hands-on service—they are the heart and hands of the church's outreach efforts.

Meeting Details:

• Time: Sundays at 10:00 AM

• Place: Room #204

This is a social and fellowship group specifically designed for "empty nesters"—individuals whose children have grown up and moved out of the family home.

The group's focus is on:

• Building community and fostering connection among people in the same life stage.

• Providing a welcoming space to escape the sometimes too-quiet home.

• Sharing warm conversations and enjoying great company over food (specifically, hearty breakfasts).

In short, it's a group for those looking to swap the sound of silence for the sound of good cheer (and the clatter of silverware).

This is a Bible study class dedicated to bridging the gap between ancient text and modern life.

The group's focus is on:

• Deep study and discussion of the Bible.

• Understanding how First-century Scripture can transform Twenty-first-century living.

• Practical application—sharing insights on how to apply the Bible to everyday decisions and events.

• Mutual encouragement as members seek answers to their questions and strive to honor God.

Essentially, they are a class where the past informs the present, making sure the Bible is not just a historical text, but a living, practical guide for today.

Meeting Details:

• Time: Sundays at 10:00 AM

• Place: Founder's Chapel

This is an active social and fellowship group for seniors aged 55 and over.

The core of the group is to:

• Organize fun outings and day trips to places of interest (like botanical gardens, museums, or other local attractions).

• Cultivate deep fellowship and community among its members.

• Share a meal together after an activity, often focusing on family-style dining to encourage connection and laughs.

Essentially, they are a mobile, fun-loving crew dedicated to mixing adventure with warm, shared meals (and a little appreciation for "God's handiwork" along the way).

This is a monthly support and fellowship group specifically for widows and widowers.

The group's mission is to provide:

• Companionship and a consistent social connection.

• Encouragement and mutual support during a shared life transition.

• Networking and building a new support system.

They achieve this primarily through scheduled monthly lunch gatherings at a comfortable, familiar location, focusing on a time of shared meals and conversation. It's a place where "We Can" find strength and connection together.

This is a senior adult Bible study class primarily composed of individuals 55 years of age and older, committed to being faithful servants and glorifying God.

The group is defined by its commitment to:

• Close fellowship and aspiring to "speak the truth in love" with humility.

• Flexible and varied Bible study (topical studies, chapter/book studies), often using detailed teacher-created notes/booklets.

• A welcoming environment that respects visitors' comfort—no one is pressured to read aloud or participate in discussion.

• Practical application of their learning to everyday life.

• Active social engagement through special outside activities, often joining the New Horizons senior group.

Essentially, it's a dedicated group of seniors focused on humble, deep learning and loving connection, where you can study the Word at your own pace and still get a rich community experience.

Meeting Details:

• Time: Sundays at 10:00 AM

• Place: Room #206