Bible Study, And Conversations That Challenge Christians
White Lick offers a Monday Bible Study Series and Wednesday night open to the community. Each study meets for about an hour, 1-2 PM or 7—8:00 pm. Each series lasts about 6-10 weeks depending on the material being studied. Sometimes discussions do not align with chapters. There may be a short break in between studies in the series.
White Lick also offers Conversations That Challenge Christians once a month at 11:30, following worship.
We also offer assorted workshops and retreats throughout the year. The community is invited to attend these workshops for a time of renewal and growth. Come enjoy fellowship and food, important conversation, and opportunities to grow in the faith together. The handouts and other resources both in Hendricks County and outside of the county are posted on the Resources Page.
MONDAY BIBLE STUDY SERIES
What: Bible Study - Lost Christianities
When: 1:00 PM: Zoom
Now through summer
Bible on Training Wheels
What: Bible study for those who want to know Biblical foundations, historical background, how to read the Bible, who wrote the Bible, have felt they don’t know the Bible well enough to participate or anyone who wants to know more about the bible. Study will be offered on Sunday mornings before worship and on Wednesday evenings via Zoom.
SUNDAY STUDY SERIES:
When: August 17-September 28, 9:00-10:15 in person,
What: A Bigger Table
$11.40 for the book and study guide available at the church
Led by Rev. Ruth Chadwick Moore
WEDNESDAY STUDY SERIES
When: August 20-October 4, 7:00 pm on Zoom
What: A Bigger Table
$11.40 for the book and study guide available at the church
Led by Rev. Ruth Chadwick Moore
Men’s Bible Study and Breakfast - 2nd Saturday of each month at 9:00 am. Come for the coffee and pancakes; stay for a lively discussion!
Advent Study - TBD - November 30
CONVERSATIONS THAT CHALLENGE CHRISTIANS SERIES
What: Conversations that Challenge Christians: “Growing into Manhood in the U.S.”
When: July 27
The last three months, Mark Moore has led us through a discussion of the book “Jesus and John Wayne” which traces the historical reinforcement by each generation of misogynous leaders of the stereotypical masculine male image. In July, we will narrow our focus to the influences and influencers on boys and young men. Our resource will be Angela Denker’s book “Disciples of White Jesus, the radicalization of American Boyhood”. “Disciples of White Jesus” was just published in March, 2025. Denker investigates the rise in radicalization among young white men in America, especially focused on the role of right-wing Christianity in the increase of religious-based hatred and violence. Christian influencers and conservative Christian ideology are preaching “traditional gender roles" and "submission of women" which has led to anger, outrage, loneliness, and depression in young white Christian men across America. The result: most large-scale mass shooters are white men. White men also die by suicide more often than any other demographic. Decker has two main premises: White boys and men are dangerous. White boys and men are struggling. Despite the vast successes of women, LBGTQ, and minority groups in this country, white men still control much of the power and wealth that dictate the direction of our government, education, business, and institutions. Are there solutions to turn around this sobering cultural phenomenon? Come and find out.
Watch for new series to begin in August.