Adults
The Holy Spirit is stirred within us when we study scripture and pray, not only as individuals, but in community as well. The community helps us to be accountable to those things we say are important to witnessing for Christ, but we often forget about when we leave the church campus. So this day, and every day after, I pray that we are set afire in some way. We offer adult Bible Studies here at Catalina along with Mission Projects, worship, fellowship. We are open to all people (which we define as ALL people, no exceptions…so yes, that means you!) and new ways of deepening our spiritual journey.Sunday School Classes
Catalina offers several different Sunday morning Sunday School classes for adults. Each class has a different focus. Anyone is welcome to attend. For more information regarding these classes, please contact Rev. Matt at matt@catalinamethodist.org.
SEEKER’S ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS
Join us Sunday mornings at 8:45 a.m. in Room H-230 for Sunday School.
A desire to enrich your understanding and faith is the only requirement.
Join us for a variety of video-based lessons led by volunteer teachers from the class.
KOINONIA CLASS FOR ADULTS
IThe KOINONIA CLASS for adults will begin the new church year on Sunday, September 10 at 9:00 in Room E23.
Each week the group reads a chapter of a lively and thought-provoking book and builds relationships with other adults of all ages. Taught by Rev. Dr. Kirk Reed , the class aims to make learning fun. Everyone is welcome!
Upcoming schedule:
September 10 – Leo Tolstoy and Feodor Dostoevsky
September 17 – Mahatma Gandhi
September 10 – Leo Tolstoy and Feodor Dostoevsky
September 17 – Mahatma Gandhi
United Methodist Men
The United Methodist Men is open to all men and guests who meet regularly for breakfast, fellowship, and service to others following the principles of Methodism founder Charles Wesley. Bring a friend and join us for these informative programs! From September through May the United Methodist Men meet on the first Saturday of each month for breakfast and presentation by a guest speaker. Programs are engaging and thought provoking such as diversity of Tucson history including Mormon pioneers & refugees status in Our current America, affordable housing, impact of pharmaceutical science, astronomy in Tucson and current affairs.
MEN’S BIBLE STUDY
Wednesday mornings in E-23 6:45 a.m. – 7:45 a.m.
Join us for discussion and Bible study. Our current book is Genesis.
This meeting is led by retired pastors Ed Bonneau and Paul Caseman.
All are welcome, enter from the Treat Street gate.
Catalina Breakfast Club
This monthly meeting is open to all and meets on the first Saturday of the month in Fellowship Hall. Breakfast is served at 9 a.m. followed by a speaker on interesting topics of local, state and national events. Upcoming topics and dates are:
Catalina Breakfast Club, Saturday, September 9 at 8am in Fellowship Hall
Our first Catalina Breakfast Club since our summer break will be Saturday, September 09 at 8am
Our first Catalina Breakfast Club since our summer break will be Saturday, September 09 at 8am
(early due to the Don Brummet Memorial later in the day). Breakfast will be in Fellowship Hall
and our first speaker of the season is Eli whose topic is “Port of Tucson – Logistics and Economic Impact.”
Breakfast $4.
United Methodist Women
We are a warm, friendly, and fun organization. We are a group of vibrant, involved women who work for the greater good of our local community and larger global community. Our focus is on the needs of women and children.
WOMEN’S BIBLE STUDY: starts Wednesday, September 6th
Our Women’s Bible Study for the fall will be: Better, a study of Hebrews by Jen Wilkin. We recently did her study of Genesis. We will begin on Wednesday, September 6th for 10 weeks ending November 8th. We will meet from 9:30 to 11:30 in H230.
You may order your book from Amazon or Christianbook.com.
Please contact Brenda Halferty if you are planning on attending.
Hope to see you there! bjhalferty@gmail.com