Don’t miss out an an opportunity to grow together with others this Advent season!

Registration for “Voices of Advent” small groups is open now!

In Voices of Advent, Matthew L. Skinner leads readers through biblical texts and explores how they shape our lives and Christmas celebrations. We listen as Jesus promises to return to us in the future, to John the Baptist as he prepares the way for the Messiah, to the faithful people and poets who anticipate the magnificence of Jesus’s birth, and to the angels and visionaries who praise God when Christmas dawns. Listen carefully to the Bible’s various perspectives that shape our preparations for Christmas; you’ll hear hope in all of them. Voices of Advent helps readers experience Advent not only as the start of the Christian Church Year, but also as the powerful overture that sets the tone for the incredible story of Jesus.

REGISTER NOW at asburylv.org/VoicesOfAdventStudy

Registration for 6-week small groups studying “Luke: Jesus and the Outsiders, Outcasts, and Outlaws” has been extended! But don’t wait – registration closes on Sunday, February 19.

Groups meet weekly at a variety of days and times. Visit asburylv.org/LukeStudy to find the group that’s best for you.

Don’t miss out an an opportunity to grow together with others this Advent season!

“The Angels of Christmas” is a four-week Advent study by Susan Robb exploring the four angelic visits surrounding the birth of Jesus – visits to Zechariah, Mary, Joseph, and the shepherds.

Groups meet weekly at a variety of days and times. Visit asburylv.org/AngelsOfChristmasStudy to find the group that’s best for you.

This book will also serve as the basis for the Advent sermon series of the same name.

This Advent, be part of a church-wide book study examining how God moved in the lives of some of the key characters of Christmas; and how God can still move in our lives today.

“The Angels of Christmas” is a four-week Advent study by Susan Robb exploring the four angelic visits surrounding the birth of Jesus – visits to Zechariah, Mary, Joseph, and the shepherds. We hope you’ll connect with a small group this Advent season as we seek to understand God’s presence in our lives today.

Group leaders are needed! We hope you’ll consider guiding a group through this study.

At Asbury, we believe in the power of connection to each other as week seek to deepen our connection with God; and we hope you’ll connect with a small group this Advent season as we seek to be altogether love, hope, joy, and peace.

Groups meet weekly at a variety of days and times. Visit the link below to sign up to receive information when groups are announced.

This book will also serve as the basis for the Advent sermon series of the same name.

Visit asburylv.org/AngelsOfChristmasStudy to volunteer to lead a group; or to receive group information as it becomes available!

This Advent, be part of a church-wide book study examining how we can not almost experience Christmas, but altogether experience Christmas.

“Almost Christmas: A Wesleyan Advent Experience” by Magrey deVega, Ingrid McIntyre, April Casperson, and Matt Rawle explores the commitment we can make to Christ during this Advent season: not being satisfied with “almost,” but striving for “altogether.” This book was inspired by a sermon given by John Wesley in 1741, titled “The Almost Christian,” in which Wesley encouraged people to follow Christ wholeheartedly, centering around the idea that we should not be satisfied with being almost Christian but rather strive towards being altogether a Christian.

At Asbury, we believe in the power of connection to each other as week seek to deepen our connection with God; and we hope you’ll connect with a small group this Advent season as we seek to be altogether love, hope, joy, and peace.

Groups meet weekly at a variety of days and times, and both in-person and virtual options are available.

This book will also serve as the basis for the Advent sermon series of the same name.

Visit asburylv.org/AlmostChristmasStudy to sign up now!