Adult Faith Formation

Become a part of this Christian community, learn what the call to be a Christian means in your life, grow in your faith, and discover how to live as a disciple of Jesus the Christ. Our goal is to help you grow and mature as a follower of Jesus the Christ as we offer a variety of classes, groups, and opportunities for faith formation.

We Grow in Faith Together

Sunday Classes

Sunday morning remains a staple in our journey of faith as we connect in various classes. Join in for one class or find a place that you might attend weekly!

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Weekday Classes

Faith Formation doesn’t just happen on Sunday mornings. We recognize that discipleship is a lifelong journey, and with that journey comes changing and varied schedules.

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We Challenge Ourselves

Race Equity Challenge

A 21-day race equity challenge to read and listen to articles and podcasts, watch videos, and notice the world around you through a particular lens.
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Back to Basics

A summer faith formation course to help you begin your faith journey or refresh the basics of faith, the Bible, and what it means to be Presbyterian.

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Our Faith Compels us in Action

Additional Learning

If you are looking for individual study tools, faith formation on the go, or resources to lead a small group or study, check out these resources.
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Outreach

Where is your faith leading you to action? See where we are joining with what God is up to in the world.
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Upcoming Events

 

Men's Breakfast

Date: TBD

The Men’s Fellowship Breakfast takes place a few times a year in Oxford Hall and features a hot breakfast coupled with guest speakers sharing their faith journeys.

Clergy & Staff

 

John Magnuson

John Magnuson

Associate Pastor for Discipleship

Conley Lenkiewicz

Conley Lenkiewicz

Administrative Assistant for Executive Pastor and Adult Faith Formation

clenkiewicz@myersparkpres.org
(704) 376-3695 x245

Recent Blog Posts

 

Back to the Basics

by | Jun 22, 2020 |

Over the summer, take some time to get “Back to the Basics” of your faith. I often hear from people that they feel like others know so much more about the Bible, faith, or being Presbyterian than they do. First, this probably isn’t true! Many of us are in the same...

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