Alzheimer's Care

The Alzheimer's Association is sponsoring in-person sessions for caregivers who are caring for someone in the early stages of the Alzheimer's disease as well as individuals with the disease. There are separate meetings with trained facilitators for caregivers and individuals with the disease.  For more information, please call the Alzheimer's Association at 210-822-6449.

Code You: Spiritual Care for Healthcare Providers

The wholistic leadership course provides education, tools, and support needed for empowering nursing leaders to resuscitate and strengthen the heart and soul of their teams from the inside out.  The course utilizes Spiritual Practices for soul care.  This is a six week course that will also provide 15 hours of continuing education necessary for RN license renewal. For more information, contact us or visit codeyou.info.

Forever Loved Grief Support

A very special group for parents who have lost a child of any age (child or adult). Facilitated by Porter Loring Bereavement Coordinator Molly O'Phelan PhD, RN, LMFT, this open group welcomes any parent seeking support through this tender and powerful time. Members of the group work hard to honor their sorrow, and at the same time, discover hope and meaning in their lives. For more information, call 210-227-8221.

Grief Support Group for Men

Facilitated by Porter Loring Bereavement Coordinator Molly O'Phelan PhD, RN, LMFT, this group of men 65 and older, invite you to join them for support and fellowship as you grieve the loss of your wife. This ongoing group will focus on the different characteristics grieving men share, including, coping with loneliness. It is a place to honor your wife while moving towards a renewed and meaningful life. For more information, call 210-227-8221.

Grief Support Group for Women

Facilitated by Porter Loring Bereavement Coordinator Molly O'Phelan PhD, RN, LMFT, this group is open to women 60 and older who have lost a husband and would like to join with other women in a journey of sharing, comfort and healing.  “Women in Grief” will provide you a safe place to explore the roots of your grief, learn ways to express and cope with it, and move on to a more refreshed and renewed life when you are ready. For more information, call 210-227-8221.

National Alliance for Mental Illness

This group is for those who are dealing with loved ones with mental illness. Members learn how to advocate for those with mental illness as well as to care for themselves. No cost. For 9 a.m. ZOOM information and questions, call 210-602-2483.

YOPD Support Group

Young Onset Parkinson’s Disease occurs in people age 50 or younger and affects less than ten percent of the one million people with Parkinson’s in the U.S. Our group typically meets on the fourth Saturday of each month in room the Seminar Room W100/101. Guest speakers are invited to share information about how to live healthier and more active lives on our journey with Parkinson’s. If you are interested in learning more, please join us.

Thirsty Girls

A vibrant group of women who actively integrate faith into their daily lives.

Men's Bible Study

The Thursday Morning Men's Bible Study is exploring the books of Luke and Acts.

This group was formed in 1982 to offer men an opportunity for Bible study and fellowship in an informal setting. Each session begins with a brief time of sharing and prayer followed by in-depth study and discussion.

This study is available both in-person and via ZOOM and will be led by retired pastor and former Navy Chaplain Rev. Dr. Calvin Reynolds.  

If you have questions or would like further information, please contact us.  

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Sisters in Spirit

A scripture-based Bible study for women in their  40's-60's.

Common Space

Join us in S107 (Handbell Room) at 9:30 a.m. for a weekly dialogue and exploration of the biblical stories—both the ones you know and love and the ones that seem to confound and confuse. This is not a lecture or a book study.  There is no homework or assigned reading.  Through active and participatory conversation, we will get to know each other and learn together as we wrestle with the questions that exist on the tips of our tongues and in the depths of our hearts.

Koinonia

We generally study the scriptures and inspirational books centered around biblical principles. We support each other through life issues, such as dealing with young adult children and aging parents. Our class engages in group discussions, and no preparation is needed prior to coming to class. Just be who you are!

New Covenant

This class does short term studies that center around the Bible as it relates to contemporary issues, developing relationships and developing families. We are made up of couples with children ranging from junior high to young adults. Participant age range is 45+.

Adult Seminar

Looking for something different? This small group of mainly senior adults enjoys free discussion on subjects of a contemporary nature with the purpose of facilitating their Christian faith and its daily expression.

Seekers

This Class seeks spiritual truth and life-application biblical wisdom utilizing Bible Study material for both the Old and New Testaments as well as studies written by various contemporary Christian authors. We also emphasize Christian fellowship as well as service projects and outreach. Participant age range is typically 60+.