Begins Sept. 8 & 9! MORE at deannamunger.com/Genesis3-11/

You’re invited to this new study continuing in Genesis, beyond creation, into the entry of sin into the world and its spread to the family, the earth, and human kingdoms. We see the trouble in the human heart from the garden, to the flood, to the tower of Babel. But God keeps providing grace at every turn—sustaining creation, seeking out humans, and blessing them. We still bear the image of God.

Come see how the stories, images, and themes at the start of Scripture set the stage for everything that follows!

Whether you are new to Bible study or looking to go deeper, you’ll find our discussion classes to be thoughtful and welcoming! 

Classes led by Deanna Munger. 

Contact office@uachurch.org for the Zoom link.

Discover how the Bible’s creation stories reveal God’s character, the purpose of creation, and what it means to be human. Explore Genesis 1 and 2 as a foundation for faith, hope, and the story of Scripture.

See https://deannamunger.com/genesis/ for these ten in-depth, discussion-based lessons hosted by our women's ministry and taught by Deanna Munger (see about Deanna).

Revelation can seem cryptic, confusing, and chaotic. However, the early church was able to understand this book, and we can too! We will discover Revelation’s beautiful organization, its symbols that come from predictable sources (the rest of Scripture!), and its enlightening message of hope for all generations of Christians. The early church found Revelation encouraging, and so can we!

Learn more at https://deannamunger.com/revelation/

In this study, we followed the prophet Ezekiel from his vision of the glory of God, through many strange prophetic sign acts, to God’s promise of a new heart and a new temple for the people of God. Ezekiel connects back to Exodus and Elijah, across to Isaiah and Daniel, and forward to the teachings of Jesus and to Revelation. These lessons are recorded if you'd like to learn about this book that heightens our understanding of the story of Scripture and shows us God’s heart for restoration.

See the Ezekiel Study Page for these thirteen in-depth, discussion-based lessons hosted by our women's ministry and taught by Deanna Munger (see about Deanna).

Check out Believe in Me: Jesus in the Gospel of John. The book of John tells us so much about Jesus--about his divinity, his claims, his concerns, his conversations. In this study, we spend time with Jesus and consider his invitation to put our trust in him and join him in his Father's work.

Do you want to see God as the God of Restoration? As the God who stretched out the heavens, who tells the end from the beginning, and who has a surprising plan to bring salvation to the ends of the earth?

We recently studied the sixteen chapters that make up the second section of Isaiah, an extended poem in which God speaks to Israel in exile. This poetry declares God’s rescue and restoration of the people of Israel who have been suffering in exile, but these passages also look forward to God’s plan for our rescue and salvation through God’s Servant. 

Find the entire series on DeannaMunger.com/Isaiah as we study how these chapters celebrate God's faithful love, look forward to the Messiah, and point to the new creation God has designed for all nations.

The UA Women's ministry recently completed an in-depth, discussion-based study on the short but powerful book of Colossians. 

You can find all the details and watch the videos at DeannaMunger.com/Colossians