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Discover ways to grow your faith and build relationships with others. Find a group that fits your schedule and spiritual interests.


Faith Formation Groups this Fall

For more information, select a group to view a description or contact the group's facilitator.

  • Facilitator: Kay Roller
    All IPC Day School and church mothers are invited to join this small group of women beginning September 9 to discuss life as a mom. This fall, the group is studying "Worry Free Parent" by Sissy Goff.

  • This fall, September 9 - November 11, the group is studying the life of Apostle Peter.

  • Facilitator: Rowena Macnab
    Deepen your relationship with the living Christ through interior silence. This group is welcome to all and meets year-round. Participants begin each class with a 20 minute “sit”, followed by a reading and discussion. Currently, the group is reading/listening to "The Interior Castle" by Teresa of Avila. It goes along with a podcast called "Turning to the Mystics".

  • Tapestries, 1st & 3rd Tuesdays at noon in RM 217

    Facilitator: Susan Clayton
    This women's study group is composed of women of varying ages and backgrounds, both IPC members and friends. We always welcome new members to join us. The group studies books in the areas of theology, spirituality, church history, interfaith studies, as well as books about social issues that impact the life of faith. The group uses a discussion format. This fall, beginning September 17, the group is studying "Near the Exit: Travels with the Not-So-Grim Reaper" by Lori Erickson. This book takes both a poignant and funny look at rituals around the world surrounding sacred end-of-life thoughts, rituals, and practices.

  • Facilitator: Catherine Mason
    This group reflects together to deepen their knowledge and understanding of scripture. All are invited to join this study on Zoom that accommodates the busyness of the current world. This fall, beginning September 18, we are studying the Gospel of Matthew. Come join us!

  • Facilitators: Dr. Stewart Jackson and Rev. Susan Clayton
    Congregational Care is hosting a support group for members and friends of IPC who may be serving as a caregiver for a loved one with a chronic, life-altering condition. A new 6-week group will begin on Wednesdays beginning September 4 at 10:30 AM in Room 304 at IPC. If you are a caregiver for someone with Dementia, Parkinson’s, cancer, ALS or any other chronic illness, we welcome you to join us for a six-week group. This group will offer support with an opportunity to connect with others in similar situations, and will also provide some new tools to help you care for yourself even as you care for your loved one.

  • Facilitator: Lisa Burton, Cindy Marbury
    This is a welcoming group of women who share prayer concerns, struggles, and joys in a confidential and comfortable environment grounded in Christian fellowship. The lessons are taught by various class members and there is always lots of participation and discussion in class. They enjoy service projects every so often as well as occasional social get-togethers. Women are members of IPC or from other churches. This fall, beginning September 11, the group is studying "Ephesians: 11 Studies for Individuals and Groups" by N. T. Wright.

  • Facilitator: Rev. Kevin Long
    This group will get to eat together at 5:30 pm for half an hour and then study God’s Word together as they look at the sermon text for the upcoming Sunday. Even if you can’t make it for dinner, we hope you will join us for study at 6 pm in RM 218 beginning September 4.

  • Facilitator: Rev. Susan Clayton
    This group is a women's bible study with a discussion format that meets weekly on Thursdays at Noon beginning September 12 in Room 307 at IPC. New class members are always welcome! Any member or friend of IPC of any age is welcome to join us. This fall, the group is studying First and Second Samuel: The David Chronicles.

  • Facilitator: Lee Walthall
    This men's small group meets weekly over breakfast to discuss Biblical texts. Many also attend the Seekers Bible Study class on Sunday mornings. The group is studying Exodus followed by Acts in the fall.


Grace Groups Fall 2024

Grace Groups offer an opportunity to get to know other members and study the scriptures in a small group setting. Groups meet in various places or via Zoom twice a year over six weeks.

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