Discovery
How we talk about God matters.
The way we read the Bible and the questions we ask about what we believe — and why — shape how we show up in the world. This spring at Trinity Church, join a wide-ranging discussion series that dives into topics like how Christians can respond to the climate crisis, use our money to work for justice, and rewrite the narrative in perilous times. Together we’ll explore profound spiritual truths and seek answers that challenge us to put faith into practice.
Sundays at 10am
Spring Session
January 11–May 31
Discovery Summer Sundays
The Book of Genesis
The Garden of Eden. The Great Flood. The Tower of Babel. The first chapters of Genesis contain some of the most spectacular, and consequential, stories in the Bible. But what if it’s time to reexamine our modern-day interpretation of these ancient narratives?
This summer, join a parishioner-led study of Genesis 1–11. Together, we’ll rediscover a text that frames our differences not as a defect of humanity but a divine imprint — ultimately revealing diversity as God’s original blessing and intention from the very beginning.
Hebrew Bible scholar Theodore Hiebert, member of the Mennonite Church and professor of Old Testament at McCormick Theological Seminary in Chicago, kicks off our series on June 7.
No meeting July 5.
"We create spaces for people to ask the big questions."
Summerlee Staten, executive director, Faith Formation and Education
Featured Teachers
Katie Mears
Katie Mears is the senior technical specialist, U.S. Disaster and Climate Risk, at Episcopal Relief & Development.
The Rev. Canon John Thompson-Quartey
The Rev. Canon John Thompson-Quartey has served as Canon for Ministry in the Diocese of Atlanta since 2014.
Hilary Pennington
Hilary Pennington is the former executive vice president of the Ford Foundation, where she worked across programs and offices to ensure strategic, meaningful, and well-aligned global grantmaking. She serves on the vestry of Trinity Church.