This is a casual Tuesday morning gathering for men of all ages to discuss their lives and faith. Interested? Contact Dave at dave.tuttle@rpcjax.org
Mondays at 7:30 pm, twice a month.
A group for women in their 30s. They meet to build spiritual friendships and deeper connection to God. Group meets once/month in a small group member’s home and once/month at a restaurant.
Questions? Email us.
RPC “Church Ladies” small group - the 3rd Thursday each month at 7:00pm - rotating location Interested in learning more? Contact Elise Fallucco.
Third Tuesdays at 7:00 pm. A group of women mainly with children in high school and college who gather once a month for fellowship and a chance to share their lives and pray with each other. Interested in learning more? Contact Emily Heeg at emily.heeg@rpcjax.org.
2nd and 4th Tuesdays at 7:30 pm
This group of women in their 20's meets regularly for study and fellowship. If you are interested in this group email us.
Presbyterian Women, Inc., is the women’s organization in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.).Presbyterian Women nurture their faith through prayer and Bible study, support the mission of the church worldwide and work for justice and peace.
Presbyterian Women Circles meet at varying times on the first Monday of the month. They meet for fellowship followed by the Presbyterian Women Bible Study presented by Emily Heeg.
First Monday of the Month
Circle 1 - 1:00 pm in Education Building Room 302/303
Circle 3 - 10:00 am in Education Building Room 304
Circle 4 10:00 am in Thompson Parlor
Bible Study - 11:30 am in Education Building Room 302/303
Please check the calendar for the most up-to-date information.
Small Group 3
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Sunday Scripture Close-Up
Education Building - Thompson Parlor
Teachers: Rev. Dr. John Ragsdale, Ed Pratt-Dannals, and Jessica Means
Each Sunday, this class will explore the scripture passages used in worship and preaching, giving you an in-depth look at the passage the sermon is based on and other texts read or sung in worship. You can come in and out of the class as your time and interest allow. All are welcome.
You can also join this class via zoom.
Underwood Class
Education Building Room 307
Teacher: Clay Boone
This friendly and welcoming adult Bible study meets throughout the year and follows the International Sunday School lessons.
April 28, May 5 and May 12
Just Faith
Education Building Room 302/303
Taught by Matt Hartley
How Liberation Theology can help us alleviate poverty, take on structural racism, and thrive together as neighbors
Week 1 - Liberation in Scripture
Week 2 - Latin American Liberation Theology (poverty)
Week 3 - Black Liberation Theology (racism)
Matt Hartley is Director of Interfaith Programs for OneJax, an Interfaith organization supporting and advocating for diversity in all its forms, and an adjunct professor of Religious Studies at University of North Florida, where he previously served as Director of the Interfaith Center from 2018 to 2023. Matt is a career educator, having taught English at Sandalwood High School. He also spent 11 years in professional youth, college, and young adult ministry in the Presbyterian and Episcopal Churches, and continues to lead and keynote Presbyterian camp programs. He frequently preaches in churches around the community and leads Interfaith talks and workshops for various faith communities, civic organizations, and businesses. He is a past Board Chair of the Interfaith Center of Northeast Florida. He currently sits on Interfaith America's Higher Education Council.
Book Study - Falling Upward: A Spirituality for the Two Halves of Life by Richard Rohr
Sunday March 5 - July 7
In "Falling Upward: A Spirituality for the Two Halves of Life," Richard Rohr presents a compelling exploration of spiritual growth through the different stages of life. Rohr proposes that there are two phases to life: the first, where we are largely preoccupied with establishing our identity, and the second, where we seek deeper meanings and connections with the spiritual world.
We will discuss Rohr's concepts of letting go of youthful black-and-white thinking to embrace the grays of more mature spirituality. We'll explore themes such as the importance of introspection, the acceptance of imperfection, and the reconciliation with one's past.
Each week's discussion will be valuable even if you are not able to attend each Sunday. Hope you can join us.
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