Community Baptist Church currently has the following Bible Studies on a regular (weekly) basis:
The Nicene Creed:
A new Sunday School class will begin this Lord's Day, October 26. You have two opportunities to participate: Sunday mornings at 9:30 AM and Sunday afternoons at 3:30 PM. We will be reading and discussing "The Nicene Creed (What you Need to Know About the Most Important Creed Ever Written)" by Kevin DeYoung. Books are available at the classes or by contacting Pastor Doug.
Men's Breakfast Gathering
The CBC Men's Breakfast Gathering meets the third Saturday of the month at 8:00 AM in the CBC
Fellowship Hall. These breakfast gatherings are not merely about sharing a meal; they are a vital opportunity for us to come together in
fellowship, encourage one another to emulate Christ, and deepen our faith. Through meaningful conversation, prayer, and shared experiences,
we aim to strengthen our bonds as brothers in Christ and support each other on our spiritual journeys. Your presence and participation in
this monthly tradition are invaluable as we seek to grow together as disciples of Christ.
The latest edition of "Free Grace Broadcaster", a quarterly digest of classic Christian sermons and articles is now available on the ushers' table. This edition is entitled "Providence." All issues are also available for download at the following website: www.mountzion.org.
The latest edition of Tabletalk from Ligonier Ministries is now available on the ushers' table. Each issue of Tabletalk combines a timely topic with daily readings to encourage in-depth Bible study. This month's issue is "Miracles".
It is a concise course whereby one can read through the whole Bible once a year - with the Psalms & the New Testament twice. The tables have two separate columns; one for family readings and one for private [in secret] readings. M'Cheyne's Calendar was highly recommended by famous preachers such as Charles Haddon Spurgeon. In John Stott's "Between Two Worlds" he expresses his gratitude for having been given M'Cheyne's 'Bible reading calendar' (p183).