Want to make and deepen authentic friendships, while growing closer to God? Join a life group! This January we are launching several life groups to develop authentic, loving relationships to encourage one another to find and follow Jesus. Whatever your age, whether you are single or married, we seek to have a group for you.

The following groups are open.

• Women's Group | Thursday, 3 pm, Zoom
• Open to all | Thursday, 7 pm, Zoom
• Women's Group | Sunday, 4:30 pm, offsite

Women meet for Bible study and fellowship on Thursday from 9-11 am during the school year. The group will resume after Labor Day and is always open to new participants.

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

This group (40s & 50s) gather for Bible study on Monday at 7:30 pm and meet regularly a variety of fun activities . Join us for an upcoming event. 

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. 

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.

In The Problem of Jesus, author Mark Clark delves into the person and work of Jesus of Nazareth:  his parables and miracles, his controversial challenge of discipleship and obedience, his seemingly insane claim to be God, and what his death and resurrection mean. This class will tackle questions like:

• Did Jesus really exist? 
• Can we trust the Gospels? 
• Were the miracles real? 
• Did the resurrection really happen?

Join us in the Havrilla Room at either 9 am or 10:30 am on Sunday.  This 9-week series runs March 30 through June 1.

Join us forThe Problem of Divine Healing led by Rev. Dr. Mike Fleischmann in the Havrilla Room at either 9 am or 10:30 am on Sunday, June 8.

Explore the spiritual symbolism of wine in the bible with authors Gisela H. Kreglinger and Randy Frazee. This study delves into wine's role in Scripture, from Jesus' first miracle to the Last Supper. Rediscover wine as a God-given gift for joy and connection while addressing its potential for misuse.

Join us in the Havrilla Room at either 9 am or 10:30 am on Sunday.  This six-week series runs June 15 through July 20.

Church member Gerry Nelson will lead a conversation about The Theological Declaration of Barmen, written in 1934 by a group of church leaders in Germany to help Christians withstand the challenges of the Nazi party and of the so-called "German Christians," a popular movement that saw no conflict between Christianity and the ideals of Hitler's National Socialism.

Join us in the Havrilla Room at either 9 am or 10:30 am on Sunday, July 27.

Join us in a welcoming atmosphere in this verse-by-verse Bible study of the book of Mark. 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 this study. We meet in person in the Havrilla Room and via Zoom. 

1stStep is 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. If you are interested in the next series, please contact the church office at 908-647-0340.