1st & Third Tuesdays
Chapel Library & Online

 Join our group as we gather to discuss everyday issues in light of the Christian faith. It is a great opportunity to meet other men in the church and share insights and fellowship. Email office@pinnaclepres.org with questions.

Thursday, Nov. 14 | 11:30 am – 12:30 pm | Chapel Library 
Monday, Nov. 18 | 6 – 7 pm | Chapel Library 

The intense feelings of sadness after the loss of a loved one can be heightened around the holidays. If you are looking for ways to receive faithful and practical guidance on navigating the season, and ways to connect with people who understand the difficulties of grief, join us for this fellowship and learning gathering. Both sessions will contain the same information. Email office@pinnaclepres.org with questions.

with Dr. Mike Hegeman
Sundays | Aug. 25 – Nov. 24 | 9 am | Chapel Library

Faith statements are hard won, borne out of conflict and passion. Throughout the history of the Christian Church, people of faith have sought to express what they believe in difficult and challenging times. In the midst of war, social upheaval, and revolution Christians have articulated the core and continuity of their faith by writing documents known as “confessions.” There is blood on the pages of these confessions; join us as we explore God’s power and hope as blood turns to ink. This fall we will be focusing on the historical context and theology of the confessions adopted by the Presbyterian Church. A few Sundays we’ll have expanded classes at 11:15 am over lunch.

Click here for full schedule, as well as recordings of confessions.

Bowlero at 7000 E. Mayo Blvd.

$25/person, The new ministry of Sip & Social is intended for those who are still of working age, single, married, have children or no children, or might have children who don't need us as much.  We meet monthly at various places, but always in a casual setting. Join us at Bowlero. RSVP to Kelly McGinn at kmcginn@pinnaclepres.org.

Thursday, Nov. 14 | 11:30 am – 12:30 pm | Chapel Library 
Monday, Nov. 18 | 6 – 7 pm | Chapel Library 

The intense feelings of sadness after the loss of a loved one can be heightened around the holidays. If you are looking for ways to receive faithful and practical guidance on navigating the season, and ways to connect with people who understand the difficulties of grief, join us for this fellowship and learning gathering. Both sessions will contain the same information. Email office@pinnaclepres.org with questions.

with Dr. Mike Hegeman
Wednesdays | 11:30 am | Chapel Library & Zoom

This fall we will explore the book Matthew, The Gospel of Promised Blessings by Matthew L. Skinner (Professor of New Testament at Luther Seminary). The Gospel of Matthew portrays Jesus and his message as full of tender compassion and urgent warning. This multi-part exploration of a unique Gospel takes us into the themes, topics, and tensions at the heart of Matthew’s story about the life and work of Jesus. Copies of the book is available for $20. Email office@pinnaclepres.org with questions.

Zoom Meeting ID: 810 915 2330
Passcode: Pinnacle

with Dr. Mike Hegeman
Sundays | Aug. 25 – Nov. 24 | 9 am | Chapel Library

Faith statements are hard won, borne out of conflict and passion. Throughout the history of the Christian Church, people of faith have sought to express what they believe in difficult and challenging times. In the midst of war, social upheaval, and revolution Christians have articulated the core and continuity of their faith by writing documents known as “confessions.” There is blood on the pages of these confessions; join us as we explore God’s power and hope as blood turns to ink. This fall we will be focusing on the historical context and theology of the confessions adopted by the Presbyterian Church. A few Sundays we’ll have expanded classes at 11:15 am over lunch.

Click here for full schedule, as well as recordings of confessions.