Acts 19:1-7

Acts 18:18-28

What are the differences between Catholics and Protestants? Do we believe the same things? Are Catholics the same thing as Christians? Come join us to learn more about Roman Catholic theology, where we agree and where we differ.

Acts 18:1-17

What kind of husband or wife would you like to be someday? Or more importantly what kind of husband or wife is God calling you to be?

Join us as we look at how God calls unmarried young adults to prepare for marriage.

This class is specifically designed for unmarried young adults. We will focus on God's Word to understand:

1. God's purpose and plan for marriage

2. How to become the spouse God calls us to be

3. Ideas for navigating the dating and spouse selection process

We believe God wants you to live in thriving marriages and families, and this begins before even meeting a spouse.

Acts 17:16-34

What kind of husband or wife would you like to be someday? Or more importantly what kind of husband or wife is God calling you to be?

Join us as we look at how God calls unmarried young adults to prepare for marriage.

This class is specifically designed for unmarried young adults. We will focus on God's Word to understand:

1. God's purpose and plan for marriage

2. How to become the spouse God calls us to be

3. Ideas for navigating the dating and spouse selection process

We believe God wants you to live in thriving marriages and families, and this begins before even meeting a spouse.

Acts 17:10-15

Acts 17:1-9

What kind of husband or wife would you like to be someday? Or more importantly what kind of husband or wife is God calling you to be?

Join us as we look at how God calls unmarried young adults to prepare for marriage.

This class is specifically designed for unmarried young adults. We will focus on God's Word to understand:

1. God's purpose and plan for marriage

2. How to become the spouse God calls us to be

3. Ideas for navigating the dating and spouse selection process

We believe God wants you to live in thriving marriages and families, and this begins before even meeting a spouse.