Adult Education
Adult education at BBPC offers opportunities to grow in faith, ask honest questions, and build community. Seasonal Advent and Lenten studies provide space for reflection, while monthly What’s the Point? gatherings explore faith, doubt, and meaning. Our Sunday morning Currents class considers current events and how the world around us shapes our faith journey. Adults can also connect through fellowship opportunities, Men’s Breakfast, and the Women’s After Hours Bible Study.
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Sunday Mornings | 8:45 - 9:45 am | PCC
Currents is an adult faith-discussion group that explores current events, culture, theology, scripture, ethics, and social concerns through the lens of faith. Discussions often center on the question: "What is the faithful response to what is happening in the world around us?" Sessions are discussion-based, thoughtful, and welcoming. Contact the church office for more information
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Last wednesday of the month | September - May | 6:30-8:00pm | Parlor
What's the Point? creates space for honest conversation, spiritual exploration, and engaging questions about faith, doubt, belief, and meaning, especially for those still discerning what they believe, if anything at all. Contact the church office for more information
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1st &3rd Thursday of the month | 8am | Parlor
Men's Breakfast gatherings are part of BBPC's long-standing adult ministries. Contact Ben for more information
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4th Monday of the month | 7:30 pm | Jan Holmlund House
After Hours is a diverse group of women from the Bound Brook congregation who undertake the PW Horizons Bible study each year, studying one chapter each month during the program year.
A carpool will leave the church parking lot at 7:00; contact Doris Sabin at dorissabin@gmail.com
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Thursday Mornings | 9am| Freeman Chapel at the Bound Brook Cemetary
Where two or three are gathered together in my name, there I am in the midst of them." - Matthew, 18:20.
Bring a portable chair to sit outside, weather permitting. Please park in the church lot if you are able to walk across the street, but there are a few spots at the cemetery if needed.

