Teleios (pronounced TEH-lee-ohs) is a Greek word used in the New Testament that carries the idea of maturity, becoming complete, or achieving its intended purpose.
 
Three terms. Three questions. One journey of becoming like Jesus.

FALL: How do I live with God in everyday life?
WINTER: What do Christians believe, and why does it matter?
SPRING: Who am I becoming?

Start anywhere. Come for one term or continue through all three.
Each term is its own 8-week experience, so there is no required starting point and no year-long commitment.

What actually happens at Teleios?
Teleios isn't quite a class, and isn't quite a small group.
Each week, we'll gather as a larger community for teaching, spiritual practices, and guides reflections, but we will also spend time around tables, talking, asking questions, and processing together.

You'll learn, ask questions, have conversations, and practice.

Because spiritual formation happens through more than simply receiving information. We need truth to shape our minds, practices that shape our lives, and people with whom we can walk it out.

Think of Teleios as a learning community centered on becoming like Jesus.

Teaching. Practice. Conversation. Community. All in the same room.


Teleios begins on Tuesday nights this fall.

Great marriages don’t happen by accident. They’re built over time through intentionality, commitment, grace, and a willingness to keep growing together.

This year, we’re inviting couples to make a long-term investment in their marriage through The Art of Marriage, a six-session experience from FamilyLife designed to help couples build stronger, healthier, Christ-centered marriages.

Beginning in October, we’ll gather on the third Friday of each month for one session at a time. Throughout the series, we’ll explore six dimensions of God’s love and what they teach us about marriage—building greater connection, resilience, selflessness, forgiveness, intimacy, and purpose together.

Whether you’re newly married or have been together for decades, there is always room to grow. Our hope is that these evenings become more than a marriage event—they become a rhythm of intentionally choosing and investing in one another.

Childcare and dessert will be provided, so come enjoy an evening together and give your marriage the time and attention it deserves.

Strong marriages are built over a lifetime. Let’s keep building them together.

Why budget? From the Biblical foundation, to learning how to avoid financial pitfalls, to building a simple family budget or even a detailed budget -- Dave Nehren, with years of budgeting expertise -- will walk participants through how to make budgeting simple!