Faith Offers A Safe Place To Explore What Christianity Is All About

Why are we here? Is there a God? What is life all about?

Christianity Explored is a free 5-week course offered by Faith Presbyterian Church on Tuesday nights from 6-7:30PM on October 25, November 1, 8, 15, and 22. Christianity Explored provides time and space to consider these big questions of life and to explore the life of the person at the heart of the Christian faith - Jesus Christ. Everyone is welcome – whether you are an experienced church attender, a convinced atheist, or somewhere in between. Faith member Dan Scheidt will be leading the study.

“Impressions of Christianity and portrayals of the faith today cover a wide range,” says Elise North, Program and Ministry Coordinator at Faith Presbyterian. “With Christianity Explored, folks can voice their doubts and objections in the context of learning and discovery. In doing so, we move past caricatured Christianity and look at what the Bible actually says.”

Participants will study a book of the Bible (the Gospel of Mark) and learn about the basics of Christian belief and what it means to follow Christ today.

Faith understands that people may have objections and fears around Christianity, so they have made it a priority to provide an environment where people do not feel judged, belittled, or pressured.

“Our aim is to help you investigate Christianity in a relaxed and accessible way. You don't need to know anything about the Bible. You won't be asked to read aloud, pray, or sing. And, you can ask any questions you want, or just listen,” says Elise.

Dinner will be provided and childcare is available on request, at no cost. For more information or to sign up for Christianity Explored, you can RSVP online or call 706-769-8315 for more information.