Adult Faith Formation
Programs for Adults
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October 25-27, 2019 -
Monthly topics and teachers for adult Sunday School classes. -
Exploring what it means to be shaped by God rather than our culture, calendars, ...
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Mondays, 9:30 - 11:00 am , Outreach Center -
Disciple I Bible Study, Wednesday evenings, 6-8:00 p.m., A105/107 -
Deepen your discipleship with an upcoming class. -
Disciple II Bible Study, Wednesday evenings, 6-8:00 p.m., A-104 -
Thursdays, 11 a.m.- noon , A-101 and 103. -
Join other men in fellowship and prayer in this year-round study. -
Explore all the Sunday School class options for adults.
Clergy & Staff
Joe Clifford
Pastor | jclifford@myersparkpres.org | 704.816.7243 x313
Conley Lenkiewicz
Administrative Assistant | Adult Faith Formation | clenkiewicz@myersparkpres.org | 704.927.1275
Recent Blog Posts
Writing Toward Wholeness Program
November 30-December 2, Myer Park Presbyterian is excited to host the Writing Toward Wholeness Program. This series of workshops is for adults and teenagers in the congregation interested in seeking renewal and revelation through writing. No writing experience...
November BookIt! – Miss Burma
"We are bewildered most of the time and doomed to be lost to history," says Benny, a central character in Miss Burma by Charmaine Craig. This historical novel spans 40 years of history and uses the unfolding historical events to drive the plot and to keep the reader...
Dark Matter, by Blake Crouch
Have you ever wondered "how would my life be different now if I had made another choice along the way"? Attended a different college? Taken another job offer? Not met my spouse? The novel Dark Matter by Blake Crouch explores that question using the science of quantum...
Chemistry, by Weike Wang for BookIt!
“The boy asks the girl a question. It is a question of marriage. Ask me again tomorrow, she says, and he says, That’s not how this works.” So the novel Chemistry opens and we learn that this is a novel about anxiety and indecision and pressure. The world doesn’t work...