Whether we are thinking about how we experience God in Nature or evaluating our beliefs through the lens of Dualistic and Non-Dualistic thinking, learning about the life and ministry of St. Francis of Assisi or reflecting on the complexities of Forgiveness, the topics are diverse.

In our weekly gatherings, we view illuminating presentations or videos, followed with inward reflection, then discussions that center around our own experiences. Sharing our Spiritual Journeys happens in an atmosphere of respect and diversity. We grow together as a community looking to deepen our relationship with God and practice growing in our love, following the ways of Jesus.

More places to connect with us …

Our Monday morning women’s group has recently studied the Gospel of Luke, The Case for Christ, and is currently reading and discussing the Gospel of John. We meet on Mondays from 10:00-11:30am.

We are open to all adult women interested in growing in faith and community, whether members of the parish or not. If you would like more information, please contact

Barbara Toohey at bpkt81@gmail.com OR Barbara Bayless at bayless4381@comcast.net

Our men’s group has recently studied Romans, and previously was studying various books of both Old and New Testament.

We are now reading and discussing The Grace Awakening.  All men interested in joining us for an hour of conversation and study as well as some sharing some lunch snacks are encouraged to join us Fridays at 12:00 noon in the library.  If you would like more information, please contact

Sonny Bertschinger at bertschinger@mac.com or

John Munger at jfmunger1@gmail.com

Father Richard Mallory, our Interim Rector, has led several book studies in the last year. Among them have been Breathing Under Water (Rohr), The Grace in Aging (Singh), and our current study is Falling Upward (Rohr). Additionally, we offered a book study of Freeing Jesus by Diana Butler Bass prior to her St Alban’s community outreach weekend in February, 2024.

The next book we will begin discussing in July, 2024, is Radical Forgiveness by Brian Zahnd. This group meets on Tuesday afternoons from 2:00-3:30 and everyone is welcome.