Spiritual Discipline Series

You’re invited: Senior Singles Dessert & Spiritual Disciplines Series

You are invited to join us for evening of fellowship, potluck desserts, practical teaching, and group discussion on a Spiritual Discipline.

Our next session begins on February 19th|Room A211 

Each month we’ll cover a new topic and it will always be on the 3rd Thursday of the month.

Please RSVP by February 18th

Contact Crystal Sarno/703-927-6264/cmsarno@icloud.com

What: Potluck dessert, teaching, and group discussion on a Spiritual Discipline

When: February 19th (series continues on the 3rd Thursday each month, Feb–Jun) • at 6:30pm

Where: Immanuel Bible Church, In room A211.

Who: Senior Singles — all are welcome

In this series we will explore six spiritual disciplines to help us grow in our walk with Christ. Each session includes a teaching, an opportunity for questions and a time of fellowship, prayer and small group practice of that spiritual disciplines.

Schedule:

• January 15 - What are the Spiritual Disciples and Why do we care about them?

• February 19 - Prayer

• March 19 - Bible Study

• April 16 - Bible Reading - Memorizing and Meditating on Scripture

• May 21 - Fasting (including Silence)

• June 18 - Celebration

Why come?

Even though evenings will be dark and cold, this is a warm opportunity to learn, share, and encourage one another on our faith journey.

• Grow deeper in our relationship with God. The disciplines are ways God shapes and draws us into intimacy with Him (e.g., Psalm 1; Matthew 6:6). Practicing them intentionally helps faith move from head-knowledge to life-formation.

• Encourage one another. We don’t walk this journey alone. Hebrews 10:24–25 reminds us to spur one another on. Doing the disciplines in community provides encouragement, testimony, and shared wisdom.

• Find fresh purpose and meaning. Many of us have extra time and life experience; the disciplines help us use that time to serve, pray, reflect, and listen to where God is leading us next.

• Gain strength for daily life. Practices like prayer, Scripture reading, and Sabbath cultivate peace, resilience, and joy — especially helpful in seasons of change, loss, or loneliness.

• Leave a spiritual legacy. As we deepen our walk, we model faith for others and can offer counsel, mentoring, and hope to younger Christians and peers alike (2 Peter 1:5–8).

Come for the desserts, stay for the fellowship and spiritual nourishment.

RSVP / Questions

Please RSVP by February 18th

For questions: Crystal Sarno, 703.9276264 cmsarno@icloud.com