Tribe Bible Class

Join us for a combined summer Bible class in the Chapel:

Long before we can fully explain what we believe, songs and hymns shape our imagination, carry Scripture into our memory, and connect faith to the people and experiences that mark our lives. Singing is not just an act of worship; it is a practice that forms us emotionally, spiritually, and communally. It creates space where belief is not only taught but felt and lived together. 

In this series, members of our congregation will be invited to share a hymn that has had a lasting impact on their faith. Each session will reflect on the hymn’s story, its scriptural themes, and the personal memories and experiences bound up with it. Together, we will consider how hymns give voice to joy and grief, hope and longing—and how they continue to shape how we see God, ourselves, and one another. Through shared singing, listening, and reflection, Hymns of Our Faith invites us to rediscover music as a powerful gift through which God forms both individual hearts and the life of the community.

Starting September 13

September 13th, we will enjoy a Fellowship Breakfast together. On September 20th we will begin our newest study on The Land:

The stories we read in the Bible are ancient and the people we encounter in those stories are long gone. However, there is one character from these stories still alive today: the land. While we might not think of the land as a character its effect as the setting for the stories is significant. And though there have been many changes to the geography of the land over the millennia of time, one can still visit important sites and travel similar paths where those we read about in the Bible have been and walked.

In this series we will highlight eleven different Bible locations, which could be a city, a region, or a geological feature. Each of these locations serves as the setting for stories in both OT and NT. Each week we will explore the geographical and geological aspects of the location as well as discuss the experiences of the people in the connecting stories. It’s time to get familiar with the map section of your Bible!