AUMC's first adult in-person class is a new study based on Matt Rawles' "Faith of a Mockingbird." Rawles draws from Harper Lee's Pulitzer Prize-winning American novel and its most beloved characters to encourage faith, theology, and ethics discussions. Facilitated by Pastor Cathy Sweeney, this four-week study is a master class in the wisdom of a child considering God's world and what it all means. What can we learn from Scout, Atticus, Boo, and Tom about telling our own story and growing in faith?

AUMC's first adult in-person class is a new study based on Matt Rawles' "Faith of a Mockingbird." Rawles draws from Harper Lee's Pulitzer Prize-winning American novel and its most beloved characters to encourage faith, theology, and ethics discussions. Facilitated by Pastor Cathy Sweeney, this four-week study is a master class in the wisdom of a child considering God's world and what it all means. What can we learn from Scout, Atticus, Boo, and Tom about telling our own story and growing in faith?

AUMC's first adult in-person class is a new study based on Matt Rawles' "Faith of a Mockingbird." Rawles draws from Harper Lee's Pulitzer Prize-winning American novel and its most beloved characters to encourage faith, theology, and ethics discussions. Facilitated by Pastor Cathy Sweeney, this four-week study is a master class in the wisdom of a child considering God's world and what it all means. What can we learn from Scout, Atticus, Boo, and Tom about telling our own story and growing in faith?

AUMC's first adult in-person class is a new study based on Matt Rawles' "Faith of a Mockingbird." Rawles draws from Harper Lee's Pulitzer Prize-winning American novel and its most beloved characters to encourage faith, theology, and ethics discussions. Facilitated by Pastor Cathy Sweeney, this four-week study is a master class in the wisdom of a child considering God's world and what it all means. What can we learn from Scout, Atticus, Boo, and Tom about telling our own story and growing in faith?

This past year has been challenging for all of us. If you're struggling to regain your spiritual footing post-2020, you may find this month's book study particularly timely and helpful. In Dusk, Night, Dawn: On Revival and Courage best-selling author, Anne Lamott, draws on her own experiences to share with us intimate and human ways she discovered to move through life's dark places back toward the light of hope. By breaking down thorny issues into manageable, human-sized questions for readers to ponder, the author shows us how to amplify life's little moments of joy by staying open to love and connection.

Here's a common question that has come about since Pastor Blair's announcement. "Huh? I don't understand Methodism!" In this three-week class, Pastor Cathy will share cornerstones of United Methodism. What do we mean when we talk of Wesleyan theology? How are United Methodist Churches connected and how is the global church organized? What do United Methodists believe?