Oak Grove
United Methodist Church
We will be the body of Christ in our Community by Connecting with God,
Growing in Discipleship, and Serving the World.
Adult Classes
Oak Grove has a variety of diverse groups to help you further your study!
Join us for fellowship, Bible study, and prayer!
Contact for BASIC (Brothers And Sisters in Christ) Class:
James & Stephanie Lee leejam357@gmail.com
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Current Study: Context Putting Scripture in its Place
by Josh Scott
Nest Study: “Luke” by Adam Hamilton. We will start that on April 13th.
Contact for Journey Class:
Susan Baker sbrucebaker@gmail.com
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Philippians; Shining with Joy, by Steven J. Lawson - Now through April 20th (I am enjoying this small book/study guide; has good discussion questions) Reading is scripture.
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Bible Stories for Grown-Ups by Josh Scott - April 27th through June 1st
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The Message of Jesus by Adam Hamilton - June 8th through July 13th
Contact for The O.G.'s:
Mary Knight mpknight51@me.com
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Current Study for Lent: “Simon Peter” Flawed but Faithful Disciple by Adam Hamilton
Contact for YANSY (Yound And Not So Young) Class:
Carol Avenson avensoncarol@gmail.com
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Current Study: John 3:16 by Max Lucado ​
Contact for LEW (Ludie E. Williamson) Class:
J. Wayne Abernathy jwasra@yahoo.com
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Current Study: The Luddie Etheridge Williamson (LEW) class just started a study of the entire book of Psalms. We are on Psalms 6. We try to cover 1 to 2 each week. The study is using the Dane Ortlund book "In The Lord I Take Refuge", 150 daily devotions through the Psalms. It covers all 150 Psalms. Each Psalm has a discussion/devotional. We are also using our study Bibles for additional annotations and context. Each week we read the Psalm and devotional and then discuss the scripture, using insights from the study Bibles. We also, generally have Wayne's muffins to enjoy.
Contact for Wesleyan Class:George Bowers ggbowers6@aol.com
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Current Study: With all your Heart by Ray Vander Laan
Starting February 2025
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A group of diverse Wesleyan scholars will take you on an Advent journey guided by the practices in John Wesley’s means of grace. John Wesley’s emphasis upon practices of piety and mercy—or good works—drew from the larger Christian tradition, often referred to as means of grace
Contact for Builder's Fellowship Class:
Ernest Spain spnrstr11338@yahoo.com and
Frances Griffren fjcgriffin@yahoo.com
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Current Study: Hope via Int'l Sunday School Lesson
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September 1: Worship in the Covenant Community