Faith Formation and Fellowship are essential at Clemmons Presbyterian Church. We strive to create opportunities for everyone and are always open to new ideas to continue to grow and strengthen our community of faith.
Sunday School & Bible Study
Seeds of Faith
Sunday mornings at 9 am - Room 206
This class studies the tenets of Christian faith and the particulars of being a Presbyterian. Seeds of Faith meets at 9 am in Room 206 for lively and important conversations. They meet Sunday mornings throughout the year. For more information, reach out to Mike Lyons.
Coming fall 2024, we are hoping to launch this new gathering! This class will focus on connecting scripture to daily life. This group will meet in the Parlor to wrestle with important topics as we practice our faith in the world and plans to meet on Sunday mornings during the academic school year. For more information, reach out to Rebekah Ayscue.
Women gather on Thursday mornings at 10 am to study all different kinds of topics relating to scripture, prayer, and faith formation. This group meets weekly in room 206 a series of studies during the academic year. Each new study and corresponding dates will be shared in both the monthly newsletter and weekly highlights. This group will break during the summer. For more information, reach out to Char Holloway.
Pastor Troy is leading a study on the Interpretation Bible Studies selection on Mark by Richard Deibert. The class is being offered at two different times.
Pastor Troy is inviting you and your friends to come and read together, Being Christian: Baptism, Bible, Eucharist, and Prayer by Rowan Williams. Williams served as the 104th Archbishop of Canterbury from 2002-2012. Troy selected the book because it is a short book well suited to four Mondays together and it highlights four areas of the life of faith which are important to us all.
Participants are encouraged to purchase a book, but no book is required to participate. Books (Kindle and paperback are available on Amazon).
The study will meet in the fellowship hall on Mondays, October 7, 14, 21, and 28 at 1pm. We will meet for one hour. Please read the introduction and chapter one for our first meeting if you have a copy of the book. Otherwise, plan to come ready to discuss baptism. Can’t wait to see you!
Monthly, men of the church gather in the Fellowship Hall for home-cooked breakfast, prayer, and to hear from various speakers. This group typically meets on the 3rd Saturday of the month, but the schedule is subject to change based on other church events. For more information reach out to Allen Cooper.
This group gathers at a variety of restaurants on a rotation, typically on the first Thursday of each month. The location each month will be shared in the newsletter as well as weekly highlights sheet. You can RSVP by reaching out to Brent Eaton or the Church Office.
This group gathers once a month during our “fair weather” seasons at different golf courses. Tee times are determined by the number of RSVPs – please reach out to Art Blackwood once you see the notice in the monthly newsletter and weekly announcement sheet.
This group meets the first and third Tuesday of the month to troubleshoot around the church. Projects range from painting to changing lightbulbs to fixing leaks. The Troubleshooters gather at 9 am in Room 206 for a short devotion before the work begins. For more information, reach out to Steve Lowder.
This Presbyterian Women’s group meets the third Tuesday of each month during the academic year. They gather at 10 am in the parlor for fellowship and study. For more information, reach out to Frankie Muse.
This group typically gathers in the fellowship hall at 11 am on the 3rd Thursday of the month. The inception of this group was a Prayer Shawl Ministry, but the group has evolved to create a wide variety of items. Most recently, they created toiletry pouches which they gifted to Forsyth Family Services to be shared with victims of domestic violence. Christian Creations meets during the academic year. For more information, reach out to Pat Luckett.
Those who are young – in heart or body – are welcome! This group participates in a myriad of fellowship activities from arts events to sporting events to board game nights. We strive to have something for everyone! For more information, reach out to Rebekah Ayscue.
Throughout the academic year, this group gathers on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month to play bridge. Depending on group size, play happens in the parlor or the atrium. For more information reach out to Susan Allred or Carolyn Haggerty.