Weekly Bible Studies

Grad Study

Grad Student Study

Summer Sunday Evenings
Meet at 6:30 pm,
Dinner & Devotonal
June 21, July 19,
& August 16.
Every Sunday Evening
August 30 begins our Fall weekly Cru Grad Bible Study
Meet at 6:30 pm,
Dinner & Study
Hosted in the home of Mike and Sharon Mehaffie
1912 Myron Drive
Raleigh, NC 27607
For Event Details Contact:
Jacob Gordon
jacobnealgordon@gmail.com
Lisa Sebastian
Sebastian.lisa.j@gmail.com
ljsebast@ncsu.edu

Gathering weekly for Bible study is one of the ways we build community which is important while navigating the challenges of grad school.

Summer Study

Book Study | Thursdays, Noon – 1 pm

The Anxious Generation.
This book by Johnathan Haidt, which focuses on the effects of smartphones and social media on students. Mark Palmer will facilitate the discussion and incorporate Christian perspectives. All are welcome to participate.

Schedule
   June 25 | Introduction (no reading)
   July 2 | Session 1: Chapters 1–4
   July 9 | Session 2: Chapters 5–7
   July 16 | Session 3: Chapters 8–9
   July 23 | Session 4: Chapters 10–12

Reading chapters beforehand is encouraged.

 

For more info, contact: mark.palmer@facultycommons.org

Faculty Studies Beginning This Fall

Women’s Bible Study | Tuesdays 2 pm

We will resume in the Fall with a book in the Old Testament, TBD
This book study on Zoom meets on Tuesdays at 2 pm beginning August 18. Itis facilitated by Sharon Mehaffie.
For more info, contact: Sharon.Mehaffie@facultycommons.org

Monday Bible Study | Noon – 1 pm

The Gospel of Luke
Meets via Zoom beginning on August 17, Mondays from noon to 1 pm.
This study is facilitated by Mike Mehaffie.
For more info contact: michael.mehaffie@cru.org

Tuesday Bible Study | Noon – 1 pm

The Gospel of Luke
Meets via Zoom beginning on August 17, Mondays from noon to 1 pm.
This study is facilitated by Mark Palmer.
For more info contact: Mark.Palmer@facultycommons.org

University professors have a unique lifestyle with specific challenges. One of the big challenges is time, which is why most of our faculty Bible studies meet via Zoom for one hour over lunch. Even though remote, we are thankful that processing life together in God’s word is a rewarding and rich experience.