Rooted is a life-building small group experience that goes beyond Bible study or the usual small group format of study, fellowship, and prayer.  Rooted helps those who are new to the Christian faith, or reconnecting to it again, understand what it means to follow Jesus through seven rhythms:  

1. Daily Devotion
2. Prayer
3. Repentance
4. Sacrificial Generosity
5. Serving
6. Sharing our Stories
7. Worship

During the 10 weeks that your Rooted group meets, you will share in experiences such as prayer and serving the community to enhance your understanding of discipleship. To participate in the next group, please contact Rev. Dr. Barnabas Sprinkle.

Ascend is a practice for those growing to be more like Jesus. Using the rhythms of daily prayer and weekly conversation with others, Ascend invites us to reflect on how we are growing in three areas: gratitude, surrender, and calling.

Sunday | 7 pm

Ascend Group open to 20s and 30s, singles and couples
Leaders rotate

Thursday | 3 pm

Ascend Group open to women
Leader: Sabra Seyer

Monday | 7:30 pm

Ascend Group open to 40s & 50s, singles and couples
Leaders: Kat Ma & Glenn Martin

The Thursday Women’s Bible study meets in person on Thursdays at 9 am (Multi-B). New members are welcome!

Women's Bible Study's current study is The God of How and When, by Kathie Lee Gifford and Rabbi Jason Sobel. The study focuses on Abraham, Sarah, Moses, Joshua and Mary, who were each given a seemingly impossible promise by God and then had to wait an interminable amount of time for God to show them “the how and the when.”

Contact Sharon Szabo or Cyndee Cordivari to sign up. 

Groups meet weekly for conversation, study, and prayer.  New participants welcome.

All men are invited for breakfast, fellowship, and prayer on the fourth Saturday of the month from 7:30-9:30 am. Food and coffee will be provided. No need to register. 

Leader | N. Janine Dickey

Our group reads and discusses Christian literature -- old and current.  We meet remotely on the second and fourth Monday of each month from 7-8:30 pm, with occasional in-person gatherings.

The readings are meant to inspire personal growth and encourage confidential discussions. We welcome persons in any and all stages of their faith journey and with varied religious (or non-religious) backgrounds.

Our current read is Spiritual Practices of Jesus: Learning Simplicity, Humility, and Prayer with Luke's Earliest Readers by Catherine Wright. Luke's Gospel was written to transform. In its original context, readers would have seen a portrait of Jesus as an ideal teacher and king, able to shape his people through exemplary leadership. They would have come to the Gospel expecting to be changed for God's purposes through the imitation of Jesus' lifestyle and adoption of his teaching. When today's readers approach the text in the same way, they can be transformed too.

We encourage and welcome you to join us!

Meditation is an ancient Christian discipline that offers both spiritual and physical benefits. We will explore techniques that anyone can learn and use on their own.  Experience guided meditations that are focused on opening our hearts and minds to God. Equally beneficial for the regular attender and occasional participant.

There are four opportunities to attend: Mondays at 7:30 pm, Tuesdays at 8:30 am, Thursdays at 8:30 am or 4:30 pm. 

Leaders | Timothy & Sue Grubb

This small group has been meeting continuously since 1992. Each Thursday night, we join in hybrid fashion – live, and via Zoom – for 90 minutes of singing, lessons, and prayer. New members welcome. 

Malawi Visions mission team gathers weekly for prayer, a movie, and discussion. 

Faith Cafe  is a safe place to study, discuss, and explore faith. Faith Cafe meets on Sunday at 9 am and 10:30 am in the Havrilla Room (formerly Multi-B).  No registration required and new participants are welcome at any time.

Faith Cafe will begin a six-part video Bible study by bestselling author Philip Yancey beginning December 17. What's So Amazing About Grace dives into understanding mercy and what it looks like when we extend forgiveness in a broken world.  

Class will not meet on December 24 or 31. 

Join us in a welcoming, unintimidating atmosphere in this verse-by-verse Bible study of the book of Mark, resuming in Chapter 9. From beginner to Bible scholar, all are welcome to join us at any time. The Bible is the only book we use, and there are no homework assignments. Kevin Fox leads us in this study.

1stStep an introduction to what it means to follow Jesus as a covenant partner (member) at Liberty Corner Presbyterian Church. Explore your personal faith journey and discover ways to connect and grow your faith. 1stStep is offered at various times throughout the year and participants may choose to join the church following the class.

Please contact the church office to sign up for our next 1stStep Group.