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Those Who Dream - Saturday AM

Saturday, 9:00am

Saturday Mornings, 9:00-10:00 am
Dates:  December 2 - December 23, 2023
Duration:  4 weeks
Location:  LL1
Group leader:  Sheila Coleman

This study is for the dreamers in all of us—those who dream of a deeper connection with God and those who dream of a better world. It’s for those who dream of comfort and for those who have given up on their dreams. It’s for those whose dreams have been crushed and for those who show us that dreams take time. Join us as we seek and sow God’s dreams for our world.

Sign up here!  Find it in the Seasonal Small Groups section

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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 would love for you to join us on Saturday mornings!  Contact Sheila Coleman at .

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Those Who Dream - Online Advent Study

Sunday, 6:30pm

Sunday Evenings, 6:30-7:30 pm CST
Dates:  November 26 - December 17, 2023
Duration:  4 weeks
Location:  Online (Zoom)
Group leader:  Chris Smith

This study is for the dreamers in all of us—those who dream of a deeper connection with God and those who dream of a better world. It’s for those who dream of comfort and for those who have given up on their dreams. It’s for those whose dreams have been crushed and for those who show us that dreams take time. Join All Saints Online this Advent as we dream alongside prophets and angels, Mary and the Magi. Join us as we seek and sow God’s dreams for our world.

Sign up here!  Find it in the Online section

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Questions Jesus Asked

Tuesday, 7:00pm

Tuesday evenings, 7-8 pm
Dates:  Oct 17 - Nov 21, 2023
Duration:  6 weeks
Location:  In Person, LL2
Group leader:  Jon Radebaugh

Study:  Questions Jesus Asked
Author:  Magrey R. Deveja
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We all have questions for God, but growth happens when we turn things around and ask what Jesus wants to know about us.

  • Who do you say I am? (Luke 9:18-20)
  • Why are you afraid” (Matthew 8:23-27)
  • Why are you anxious? (Luke 12: 25-31)
  • What do you live for? (Mark 8:34-38)
  • Whom will you love (Luke 6:27-36)
  • What are you looking for? (John 1:35-38)

In Questions Jesus Asked, author Magrey deVega explores these six questions Jesus posed to others. When we dare to raise them, these questions bring us a fuller appreciation for the wisdom, power and presence of God in our lives.

NOTE: This is an in-person study utilizing the book, a video presentation of Pastor deVega, and a lively group discussion.

Sign up here!  Find it in the Studies section

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Bible Stories for Grown Ups

Tuesday, 9:30am

Tuesday mornings, 9:30-11 am
Dates:  Oct 24 - Nov 28, 2023
Duration:  6 weeks
Location:  In Person, LL3
Group leader:  Patty Corwin

We are a lively and welcoming Spirit-filled multigenerational group of women who love learning while enjoying fun, fellowship, and lively conversation as we walk alongside each other on the path to discipleship.

Study:  Bible Stories for Grown Ups: Reading Scripture with New Eyes
Author:  Josh Scott
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Pastor Josh Scott looks at familiar Bible stories and reveals new details and interpretations for an adult audience. This six-week Bible study will consider stories many read as children including Noah's Ark, the binding of Isaac, Jonah and the big fish, Jesus and Zacchaeus, Jesus healing a blind man, and the parable of the talents. Scott reimagines these stories and opens new visions for readers to understand well known pieces of Scripture in our current cultural environment.

Sign up here!  Find it in the Study section

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Let's Talk About Mental Health

Wednesday, 6:30pm

Wednesday Evenings Nov 1 - Nov 15 (3 sessions)
6:30 - 8 PM
In Person
Leader: Jeff Wibel

Everyone is invited to join us for our upcoming series, “Let’s Talk About Mental Health.” Beginning November 1st, Jeff Wibel, Director of Outpatient Services at Omaha Community Alliance will engage us in difficult conversations around the topic of mental health. This will be a 3-week group for the whole community. Through this group, we will learn more about common mental health challenges, have space to share our experiences in a supportive environment, and learn skills for helping those around us through mental health struggles.

Sign up here!  (in the Support Groups section)

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Pickleball - Weekenders

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

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Alcoholics Anonymous

Sunday, 4:00pm

Sundays, 4-5 pm
Room:  LL5

Alcoholics Anonymous meeting open to all.

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JEDI Book Club

Sunday, 6:00pm

Second Sunday, 6-7:30 pm
September - May (no meeting in January)
Location: LL4
Group Leader:  Kim Samuelson
Childcare Provided - please let Kim know if needed

JEDI (Justice, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion) Book Club
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 (below), 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.

Texts for 2023-24

  • September - Introduction
  • October (Black) - Youll Never Believe What Happened to Lacey
  • November (Sexual Identity) - This Is How It Always Is or Mad Honey
  • December (Ability) - Crip Camp (film)
  • February (Addiction, Foster Care) - Demon Copperhead
  • March (Gender) - Lessons in Chemistry
  • April (Socioeconomic Status) - Nickel and Dimed: On (Not) Getting by in America
  • May (Native) - Five Little Indians

Sign up here!  (in the Study section)

 

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