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While worship is at the heart of every church, small groups play an important role in strengthening connections and building community. Although Beloved is a relatively new church, we already have several established small groups centered around shared interests, and we are excited to continue forming new ones.

Adult Sunday School
Summer Series beginning June 7

Each Sunday morning at 8:45, the Beloved Adult Sunday School class meets either in the National Guard Armory classroom or the lobby of the YMCA. This class, which has between 8 and 12 participants, studies a book centered around scripture or other Christian themes.

Sunday Morning Class is starting a new book titled The Meaning of Mary Magdalene: Discovering the Woman at the Heart of Christianity by Cynthia Bourgeault.  This study is led by Pastor Bob Ahern.

You can purchase the book from Amazon here: https://a.co/d/01eo00gP

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Prayer Shawl Ministry
Meets monthly at 6:00 p.m. at 111 Morey Dr.

The Prayer Shaw Ministry small group gathers to knit or crochet items while they pray for individuals who are going through some struggle in their life. This group is centered around prayer while developing a stronger sense of community. Whether you are a seasoned crafter or just beginning, you are invited to be part of this meaningful ministry.

Reach out to Amy Hotler or Kim Kruse if you know of someone who would be blessed by this ministry.

Women's Small Group
Currently meets on the 3rd Monday of each month. (July 20 and Aug 17) 7pm Morey Dr Classroom

Join us for a time of fellowship, devotion, and prayer as we gather together to get to know each other and celebrate the lives God has blessed us with.

As we move into the fall season, we may alter our times and add a study to our time together. Please check back for updates. This group is Led by Kim Kruse - Contact information kim@belovedumc.org

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