BIBLE STUDIES
Adult Learning
St. David's has several Bible Studies that meet from September through May and generally break for the summer. Each Bible Study has its own course of study and has different areas of focus. We invite you to explore these offerings. If you find one that interests you, please use the links to email the facilitator.
Thursday Morning Bible Study
Thursdays, beginning September 17, 2026
10:00 - 11:30 a.m.
Jeffords Fellowship Hall, front half
The Thursday Morning Bible Study invites you to their Fall class on the Gospel of Mark. Mark may be the shortest of the four gospels, but it contains the most events. Mark’s writing about Jesus’ life is fast-paced and action-packed. This is “a gospel of miracles” more than sermons or parables! If you enjoy a dramatic page-turner, you’ll delight in Mark’s account of Jesus’ ministry. With vivid details, he shows us a Savior on the move. Mark’s purpose in writing is to convey the exciting, life-changing Good News about Jesus. He encourages us to respond to Jesus’ invitation to become a faithful disciple too!
You don’t have to be a Bible expert to enjoy this class. This is Scripture “made understandable”! We laugh, hug, drink coffee, study, and pray—and we have a place for you! New faces welcomed! Join us in Jeffords Hall every Thursday from 10:00—11:30 a.m. beginning September 17. The class is free and is available in person, as a live Zoom chat, or as a YouTube lesson. Questions? Contact Kim Freeman.
Men's Saturday Morning Bible Study
Saturdays
8:30 a.m.
Grace Hall
This gathering is a true Bible study with discussion. Each class is a standalone event so there is no long-term commitment. Drop-ins are always welcome. Contact Chris Burpo for information.
Saturday Morning Bible Study returns for the fall on Saturdays in September, 8:30-9:30 a.m. in Grace Parish Hall.
.png)
Men's Tuesday Morning Bible Study
Tuesdays
6:30 a.m.
Online
This Bible Study meets online, early Tuesday mornings, and has a rotation of study. For the current course of study and more information about gathering or the current course of study, please contact Ron Felder.