Wednesdays: July 1-29, 6-7:30pm at CUMC

In a culture that constantly encourages us to earn more, buy more, and do more, many people find themselves feeling stressed, overwhelmed, and uncertain about their finances, regardless of how much they have. Join us for Enough, a practical and faith-based study that explores God's perspective on money, contentment, generosity, and stewardship. Through engaging discussion and real-life application, we'll examine how our financial decisions impact our faith, relationships, and peace of mind. Whether you're trying to get control of your finances, plan for the future, become more generous, or simply find greater contentment in today's world, this class will provide Biblical wisdom and practical tools to help you move forward with confidence. No matter where you are on your financial journey, you'll leave with a deeper understanding of what it means to live with purpose, gratitude, and the freedom that comes from knowing when enough is enough. Led by Stephanie Baity. 

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Wednesdays: August 5 and 12, 6:30-8pm at CUMC

Discuss the background of prayer beads; why do Christians use them? How can they enrich our prayer lives?

Led by Georgeann Laughman

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Wednesday, July 29, 6:30pm at Carlisle UMC (333 S Spring Garden St, Carlisle)

The Social Principles are a prayerful and thoughtful effort of the General Conference to speak to the issues in the contemporary world from a sound biblical and theological foundation.

Led by Sharon Edwards.

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Wednesday, July 8 OR July 22, 6-8pm at CUMC

Verse Mapping is an in-depth, creative Bible study method that involves breaking down a specific verse word-by-word to understand its original context, meaning, and application. By researching Hebrew/Greek roots, comparing translations, and examining cross-references, this technique helps uncover deeper spiritual truths and fosters personal, actionable engagement with Scripture. Led by Jenn Brink.

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Tuesdays: June 23-July 14, 6pm at CUMC

The Chosen Season 3 centers on the emotional and spiritual toll of ministry, following the Sermon on the Mount, as Jesus sends his twelve disciples out two-by-two. The season deals with intense themes like marital strain, miscarriage, and political tension, culminating in the feeding of the 5,000 and Jesus walking on water. Led by Vicki Morley and Roger Woods. 

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Mondays: July 6-August 24, 6-8pm via Zoom

An 8-session course for anyone who feels called to lead, serve, or grow in faith. Designed for both current and emerging leaders, it combines practical leadership skills with spiritual growth and real-life application. Participants will deepen their relationship with God, build confidence in leadership, and connect with others on a similar journey. The course meets Certified Lay Servant requirements and can be a next step toward further lay ministry. Offered online via Zoom with a final in-person gathering. Cost is $25. Led by Michelle Williams.

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Monday, August 17, 6pm at Carlisle UMC

Grab your lawn chair and come hungry! Join us for an evening of freshly roasted corn, grilled hot dogs, and cold drinks - all in great company under the pavilion.

Cost: $10/person - all proceeds support Mission Central

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The Commission on the Beloved Community is offering a special invitation to the
Believers in Action of Carlisle UMC to participate in our upcoming 3rd Pilgrimage of
Pain and Hope August 7-9, 2026.
Journeying as pilgrims in the communities where we live and serve, we will seek to be
attentive to both the pain and the hope experienced by BIPOC (Black, Indigenous,
and people of color) in the past and present day. By exploring and reflecting on the
geography, history, and stories of the people we are called to serve, we aim to step
transformed together into a future that is faithful.
During this three-day experience, we will engage with the geography of pain and
hope; in our own backyard. Our itinerary includes visiting the Carlisle Indian School
to explore the history of Indigenous peoples and the legacy of the boarding school
system. Throughout Carlisle and Harrisburg, we will also confront the history of
segregation and racial justice efforts in our region. Our goal is to reflect on these
stories to deepen our collective commitment to building the Beloved Community within
the Susquehanna Conference.
Spaces are limited due to bus capacity; we encourage you to register early to secure
your place. Program costs include transportation, parking, lunch and dinner, speaker
and venue fees. Scholarships are also available.
Cost per person:
o $375 (Double Room, breakfast included)
o $480 (Single Room, breakfast included)
o $200 (Program only; no hotel required)
Registration Deadline: June 12, 2026 (or until the buses are full).

If you have questions, please contact Pastor Robin Fillmore at
or 570-392-9092.

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