The Upward Way class continues the study of Christian Doctrine by Shirley Guthrie, a required reading in seminary that has introduced thousands of laity, students, and theologians to the tenets of the Christian faith. Guthrie, largely non-dogmatic, does not examine doctrine as a static, systematic mental exercise, but instead ties doctrine directly to the reality of life as lived in our society, our church, our homes, and our places of work and worship. It connects theology with the deeper questions we seek in life and invites the reader to question and reach their own conclusions: Does believing this cause conflict with my life? How? Why?
Join us on Wednesdays during Lent for a noonday worship service in the Chapel. After the service, you can enjoy a light lunch for $5 in the Great Hall. Please note that you only need to make a reservation if you plan to stay for lunch. The menu for the lunch will be soup and sandwiches, provided by Kim's Kitchen. Please make sure to reserve your spot for lunch by Tuesday at noon each week.
All are welcome to join us during our annual Youth Sunday. Our youth (7-12th grade) have been diligently preparing since January to lead the congregation in all elements of worship during each service, including preaching, music, liturgy, and more. We will also recognize our high school seniors and acolytes in the 11 am traditional service.
High School Seniors are invited to join us for the Senior Recognition & Celebration Lunch in the Great Hall at 12 pm. Parents, families, and friends are invited to attend, and each senior may register up to eight guests, including themselves and their parents.
Join us on Monday, March 16 at 7 pm at The Grocery for Beer & Hymns! Beer & Hymns is exactly what it sounds like. We sing old-timey hymns (plus a few new ones) while enjoying good food and beverages.
Join a Grace Group as we explore the "Luke: Jesus and the Outsiders, Outcasts, and Outlaws" by Adam Hamilton. Grace Groups offer IPC members and friends a way to connect while studying scriptures in a small group setting. Each small group is led by IPC members and meets at different times and locations, so you can find a group that works for you.
We invite you to join us for a life-changing journey to Rwanda, where we'll stay and visit with Archbishop Mbanda, explore the inspiring work being done at East African Christian College, and witness firsthand how God is reviving and restoring a country after genocide. We hope you'll consider being part of this journey of faith. For more information, please contact Betsy Holloway or David Seamon at dseamon@ipc-usa.org.
