Faith Formation
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Fellowship
Gain a deeper understanding of your faith and its impact on your daily life in this class that is open to all adults. There are often outside speakers as well as MPPC clergy and staff who present. Topics range from faith journeys and Christianity expressed through art to current issues and what we have in common with other religions. There is also time set aside for service and fellowship outside of class.
Fellowship Class Curriculum -Spring 2026
1/4 A Walk Through the Gospel of John
Joe Clifford
1/11 Joint Class: Come and See Sermon Series:
How to Experience God with a Faithful Response
Liz Classen-Kelly
1/18 Legacy Endowment Campaign
Averill Harkey, Mike McCoy, Jim Miller
1/25 Impact of the Youth Mental Health Check Ins
Michelle Thomas-Bush and Youth Group Members
2/1 A Selection of Religious Practices We Found
Interesting During Our Travels
Jim and Betsy Deupree
2/8 Topic TBD
Allie Wrage
2/15 Topic TBD
Rabbi Rachael Bregman
2/22 Joint Class: Sermon Series- The Plot Thickens:
Atonement
Reverend David True
3/1 The Treasures of the Church
Sue Zielinski and Kay Ethridge
3/8 Furnish for Good
Priscilla Chapman
3/15 Tom Holland’s Dominion: How Christ Shaped
the World Part I
Rob Atkins
3/22 See Above for March 15th- Part II
Rob Atkins
3/29 Fellowship Class Annual Memorial Lesson:
Faithful Decisions in Conflicted Contexts
Becky Davis
4/12 AFTER WORSHIP: In the Chancel
with Tom Robak
4/19 Topic TBD
Michelle Thomas-Bush
4/26 Joint Class: Sermon Series- When Easter
Interrupts: How Easter Can Interrupt
OUR Lives
Dale Mullennix
5/3 Suggested Summer Reading and Viewing
Anne Tonissen