Sunday morning Adult Bible Fellowships (ABFs) are the quickest way to get connected at Immanuel. Much more than an adult Sunday School class, ABFs are mid-sized communities from which the elders and deacons of Immanuel shepherd our congregation. From these larger communities, small groups are formed. It is in an ABF that you get updates from Immanuel's missionaries, pray for one another during times of need, and share victories as you walk together with the Lord, growing in His Word. Collectively, ABF members integrate with nearly every other ministry, often filling the needs of the larger body when organized acts of service are needed.
Sunday ABF Meetings
| GROUP NAME | DATE/TIME | LEADER | LOCATION |
|---|---|---|---|
| MorningStar ABF - All adults, mostly seniors | 8am | Herb Billingsley | B203/205 & Zoom |
| Telios - Newly married and engaged couples in their 20’s and 30's | 9am | Drew Henricks | A206/208 |
| New Life - Married couples in 20’s-30’s | 9am | Scott Hughes | B203/205 |
| TeamMates - Married couples, 30’s-40’s | 9am | Dennis Call | Terrace Room |
| FamilyBuilders ABF - Adults, 40’s & 50’s | 9am | Nigel Azer | A209/211 |
| LifeBuilders - Adults, 50’s & 60’s | 9am | Steve Parshley | C202 |
| Koinonia ABF - Adults, 50’s & 60’s | 9am | Dave Davis | A207 |
| MorningSong ABF - Immanuel Music & Worship Ministry | 9am | Chris Hayes | Seminar Room |
| Foundry Young Adults - College and career: Single, engaged, and newly married, 20’s & 30’s | 10:45am | Alex Hairgrove | Gym |
| Foundry MCS ABF - Single adults, 30’s, 40’s, 50’s | 10:45am | Bob Hartman | C202 |
| Sisters of Faith ABF - All women | 10:45am | Enid Orr | Zoom |
| Ambassadors - All adults, mostly 60’s & up | 10:45am | Ron Peoples | A209/211 & Zoom |
| FaithBuilders ABF - All adults, mostly 60’s & up | 10:45am | Wayne Chesley | A206/208 & Zoom |
| Faith & Culture ABF - All adults, mostly seniors | 10:45am | Bill Horn | B203/205 & Zoom |
| Todos Juntos - Hispanos adults-In Spanish language | 11am | Pablo Ugalde | A207 |
For more information, contact Bob Hartman.
