The Hub- Begins September 3rd
How do you get more involved beyond Sunday mornings? Here’s a start! Every Wednesday night this semester join us for a more intimate night of worship & teaching. At times we’ll continue exploring the previous Sunday morning’s sermon and other times we’ll head in a completely different direction.
Reserve Wednesday nights at 8pm in your weekly schedule!
Following the Hub there will be an Africa Trip Interest meeting. Come learn more about our December/January Trip to Kenya!
posted by Ben Dudley,
9/03/2008 11:49 AM CST
Join us Sunday mornings for one of the following groups. All groups meet at the church at 9:30am. Anyone is welcome to attend.
Sunday School - Sundays 9:30am Begins August 31st
Freshman: Calling all Fish to the Backside! Here at UBC, you’ll only be hazed periodically and at random. We promise to never shave your head or have you stand in a chair and sing the school song. However, we promote uniformity and therefore ask that you always bring a Starbucks double-shot latte, wear black-rimmed glasses and say “bro” a lot. For now, come and see what we are all about and connect with other freshman. This is a great beginning for many of you who want to be challenged to know God in a new and authentic way.
Led by: Ben Dudley, Ryan Pryor, Hannah Starkey, Amy Roberson and Paola Guerrero
Lost Message of Jesus: Relax, you didn’t somehow miss a big news story about archeologists uncovering a never seen before scroll with the “real” teachings of Jesus. The Lost Message of Jesus is actually the name of a book that explores how well we really know Jesus and understand his message. We’ll be asking how much has our view of Jesus has been influenced by our cultural lenses and what it might be like to try to look at Jesus with first century eyes. Doubters, skeptics, and people who somehow have it all figured out are welcome.
led by: Griffin Kelp, and Laura Carmack and Ben Carroll
Old Testament Prophets: Minor Prophets or Major Prophets, what’s the difference? You may be thinking that all of these guys do a great job of putting the “Old” in Old Testament. Do the prophecies of people like Zephaniah, Amos, Hosea, or Ezekiel written thousands of years ago have anything to teach us today? We think so. So, we’ll be digging into these often-neglected books to see what they might be saying about such things as true righteousness, mercy and justice.
led by: C-Mack, Kassy Morishige, and Sarah Satterlee
Geography of Bliss: So you’re probably already thinking “Why would we want to have a group about the terrain of Bliss, Idaho, population 275, located at 3271 ft. above sea level”, right? OK, just so there’s no confusion, we’re are not talking about the town of Bliss, Idaho but rather will be looking at the connection between the places we live and our level of happiness with the book The Geography of Bliss as our guide. We’ll be exploring the question of whether our happiness is dependent on the place where we live or the people we choose to live life with, neither, or both. And just in case you were wondering, you can leave your cartography tools at home.
led by: John Mark Seelig, Kelly Baker, and Monike Garabieta
Other Side:
Ok, already. You’re not in college and you STILL enjoy UBC? Don’t even want us to turn down the music?? But you’re a Law student Or in Seminary Or you’ve just been done with school altogether for several years now—a full fledged Wacoan? Then feel free to dive into The Other Side! Due to a growing number of 20 and 30-somethings at UBC over the past few years, we’ve created an avenue where you can connect.
Led by: Blair and Jordan Browning and Matt O’Brien
The Far Side:
Have you actually heard an 8-track play and known the frustration of wanting to hear the ninth song? Has anyone ever asked you which member of the David Crowder Band is your child? Do you pay your electric bill? Do you know what APR stands for? Have you ever debated about whether to put your additional $1,000 in either a Roth IRA or fix the brakes on the car? If so the Far Side is for you! Come be a part of the UBC group whose average age is actually eligible to buy a lottery ticket?
Led by: Jeff Walter and Crew
posted by Ben Dudley,
8/28/2008 2:24 PM CST
Just a reminder to everyone that there is no HUB tonight. Sunday school will be starting this coming Sunday August 31st and Community Groups start September 1st. The first Hub begins September 3rd.
posted by Ben Dudley,
8/27/2008 11:47 AM CST
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8/20/2008 9:00 AM CST
posted by Ben Dudley,
8/15/2008 6:40 PM CST