Most of us long for a place where we can talk honestly about faith, life, and the questions that don’t always fit neatly into Sunday mornings. EfM (Education for Ministry) creates that kind of space — a small, steady community where we listen to one another, learn together, and notice how God is at work in our everyday lives. It’s not a class in the traditional sense; it’s a circle of people who show up for one another with curiosity, courage, and care.
Each week, our group gathers for conversation, prayer, and reflection. We read, we wonder together, and we make room for the questions that come up. People often say EfM helps them see their own lives and faith with more clarity because they’re exploring these things in the company of others who are doing the same.
EfM is a four‑year curriculum offered one year at a time, developed by the School of Theology at the University of the South in Sewanee. Each year focuses on a different part of the Christian story — scripture, history, theology, ethics, and spiritual practices — but the real transformation happens in the group itself.
We are gathering interest for the 2026–27 program year now through July.
Our current group meets on Monday evenings via Zoom, and we are open to forming an additional group — either online or in person — depending on interest. If you’re curious, let’s talk and see what might be a good fit.
Contact:
Wendy Lomicka
wenlom@gmail.com
412-334-0981