BLT (Boomers Laughing Together) is a social group of people primarily born in the 50s and 60s. Each month we plan a get-together of some kind and send out an email invitation. Members participate in the events that interest them and fit their calendar. Examples include Oktoberfest, outdoor concerts, game nights, etc. Sign up and see what you're missing!

Faith in Motion

We are a group of women united by our love of the Lord, our desire to view life through the lens of laughter & joy, and our love of respectful, spirited conversations about topics of faith, current events, work, and family.  We regularly engage in study of the Bible and faith-related topics - but also seek out opportunities to put our "faith in motion" through community service and outreach activities.

We use books and/or online video resources to guide our Bible studies, based on the recommendations of the church or our own mutual interests.  We will schedule serving activities around our study schedule.  Decisions about who and where we serve will be based on community needs and suggestions from our own group members.  We will begin meeting again in the Fall - on the second Saturday in September - and would love for you to join us on Saturday mornings!  Contact Sheila Coleman at .

1st Thursday of the month (no meeting in January and July)
10 am - February, March, November & December
6:30 pm - April, May, June, August, September, October

This group is for women of all ages. We meet for fun, fellowship, and to develop friendships. We are mission-focused, both within the church and to support various organizations in our community. 

Monthly on Sundays, 11:15-12:45 pm
September - May (no meeting in January)
Location: LL2
Group Leader(s): Olivia & Sean Ring
 

JEDI (Justice, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion)
JEDI Book Club includes eight monthly classes exploring race, gender, socioeconomic status, religion, sexual identity, abilities, age, and national origin. Participants are responsible for reading six secular books, watching one film, and investigating how these factors currently impact our lives, church, and community. The workshop is set up to be experiential, interactive, and discussion-based. Each class is designed to  

• first focus on the issues of the text assigned for that class session (reflection on the text), 
• then focus on the connections of the text to our lives, church, and community (the text in our lives), 
• and finally, focus on how the equity issues of the text are addressed in the Bible (going beyond the text). 

The class is based on The SEED Project on Inclusive Curriculum, originally designed by Peggy McIntosh and Emily Styles. And, we'll use Wesley's quadrilateral-reason, experience, scripture, tradition (REST)-for studying and responding.

Texts for 2025-26 

• September 14 (Introduction) - no prep required
• October 12 at 6PM* (American Indian) - The Firekeeper's Daughter
• November 16 (LGBTQ) - Alchemy from Ashes 
• December 14 (Immigration) - Split at the Roots 
• February 15 (Ability) - The Sign for Home 
• March 15 (Women's Issues) - All in Her Head  
• April 19 (Christian Nationalism) - Star-Spangled Jesus 
• May 17 (African American) - Horse
  

Sign up here! (in the Studies section)   

Monthly on Thursdays, 6:30-8 pm
September - May (no meeting in January)
Location: LL2
Group Leader: Kim Samuelson
 

JEDI (Justice, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion)
JEDI Book Club includes eight monthly classes exploring race, gender, socioeconomic status, religion, sexual identity, abilities, age, and national origin. Participants are responsible for reading six secular books, watching one film, and investigating how these factors currently impact our lives, church, and community. The workshop is set up to be experiential, interactive, and discussion-based. Each class is designed to  

• first focus on the issues of the text assigned for that class session (reflection on the text), 
• then focus on the connections of the text to our lives, church, and community (the text in our lives), 
• and finally, focus on how the equity issues of the text are addressed in the Bible (going beyond the text). 

The class is based on The SEED Project on Inclusive Curriculum, originally designed by Peggy McIntosh and Emily Styles. And, we'll use Wesley's quadrilateral-reason, experience, scripture, tradition (REST)-for studying and responding.

Texts for 2025-26 

• September 11 (Introduction) - no prep required
• October 12 at 6PM* (American Indian) - The Firekeeper's Daughter
• November 13 (LGBTQ) - Alchemy from Ashes 
• December 11 (Immigration) - Split at the Roots 
• February 12 (Ability) - The Sign for Home 
• March 12 (Women's Issues) - All in Her Head  
• April 9 (Christian Nationalism) - Star-Spangled Jesus 
• May 14 (African American) - Horse
  

Sign up here! (in the Studies section)   

We are the Debbie Stranberg Memorial Mahjong Fellowship (DSMMF: Do Something to Make More Friends)!

Join us the second Tuesday of every month for a time of fellowship and fun as we gather to play Mahjong! This is a group for adult fellowship.

Please consider bringing food for the Food Pantry when you come.

This will be a weekly time for men to come together for coffee, fellowship  and conversation with a short devotional.  

Pickleball - Beginners to Intermediates
Sept-May:  Tues/Thurs 12:45-2 PM
Jun-Aug: Tues/Thurs 10-11:30 AM

Do you enjoy Pickleball or are interested in learning how to play? This is a great place to learn and enjoy the company of others!

This group is for beginners up to intermediates.  Our leader will teach you the rules and the strokes you will need. Once you have practiced the strokes, you will get into game play - usually in the first session. For the slightly more experienced player, our leader will periodically give you skills to work on before game play begins. All sessions will always include game play.

There is no charge to participate, but we will collect a free will offering. Most players make donations to our food pantry. Questions? Call Doug Semisch (402) 415-4809.