8:30 AM - Adult Bible Study.  Meets in the Guild Hall.  Led by John Lothrop, the class discusses the psalms and lessons prescribed for the day.

9:15 AM - Adult Forum led by Deacon Carol Duncan.  This class offers presentations on a variety of subjects.   The current topic is from the book The Bible: A Biography by Karen Armstrong.  The class meets in the “Green Room” on the second floor of the Guild Hall.

9:15 AM - Beulah Land, an exceptional children’s Sunday School program.  Intended for children from ages 3 to 10, the program uses colorful felt figures to tell the sacred stories.  The children are encouraged to respond through crafts or retelling the stories themselves.  The whole experience is presented in a light liturgical setting of 45 minutes duration and takes place in the St. Nicholas chapel on the second floor.

The group, which has been meeting for years, welcomes new members.  The current discussion is about Frederick Schmidt's Conversations with Scripture: The Gospel of Luke.  Led by Rev. Barbara, it meets in the Guild Hall at 10:00 AM and is followed by a Eucharist.

EFM is an intense educational experience that combines Bible study, theological reflection and group interaction.  EFM meets once a week at a time determined by the participants.  The three-hour sessions include a meal, time for discussion, and worship.  Study materials are from the School of Theology at the University of the South, Sewanee TN and are on a college level.  First year students study the Hebrew Scriptures (Old Testament), second year studies New Testament, third year the history of Christianity, and fourth year, theology.  The group can have all four levels running simultaneously.

New participants are admitted in the fall each year. Informational pamphlets are available in the narthex.  Participation costs $340 per year.