Bible Studies &
Adult Christian Formation

Choose from a wide variety of options at Christ Church Greenwich

  • Women’s Bible Study

    Every Thursday Morning
    8:30 - 9:45 am | Chapel

    Come to the Chapel and

    learn how relatable Scripture is to daily life. The discussions are fantastic, fun and the fellowship is outstanding.The class is facilitated by Deacon Susie McNiff, and the women of the parish.

    RSVP here

  • Friday Morning Bible Study with Rev. Tim

    Friday, January 10 - June 20
    9:00 - 10:00 am | Library

    Join Rev. Tim for a deep, insightful, (and often amusing!) discussion of scripture. We’ll be working our way through Paul’s letters to the Romans and (first) Corinthians during Epiphany and Lent. And then after Easter we’ll dive in the Book of Daniel!

    RSVP here
  • Terry Elsberry's Wednesday Bible Studies christ church greenwich

    Rev. Terry Bible Study/Discussion

    Every Wednesday Morning
    10:00 am | Chapel
    in-person or on Zoom (    link here)

    12 Disciples: Continuation of Ordinary Men who Lived Extraordinary Lives.
    Join this joyful bunch who enjoy listening to Terry’s spiritual guidance every week.

    Zoom Link Here

  • Living with Grief Support Group with Mary Cattan

    Every Wednesday
    1:00 - 2:30 pm | Family Room

    Join a small group of friends in a welcoming, safe and comforting place. Together we’ll share courage and hope as we work through the difficult feelings of grief.

    Contact Mary Cattan Here

  • “God’s Man For Today,” A Men’s Bible Study with Rev. Terry

    Every Wednesdays Evening
    7:00 - 8:30 pm | Family Room

    Men’s Bible Study IS BACK! Gather to read the Bible together. Great fellowship. Come and make new Friends! In-person only.

    RSVP here

  • Lenten Bible Study for Young Adults (ages 20-50) with Rev. Tim

    Tuesdays March 11 -  April 15
    7:30 - 8:30 pm | Dogwood Mezzanine

    Join Rev. Tim and younger adults during Lent for a deep dive into Paul’s First Letter to the Corinthians. After Jesus, Paul is arguably the most important figure in Christian history; join us as we read his personal correspondence with an early Christian community that he helped found.

    RSVP here