Adult Ministry

Pullen offers a variety of opportunities for adults to deepen their spiritual life, explore religious education, and reflect on current events with other people of faith.

 Adult Education

Sunday Groups: Sundays at 9:30 am at Pullen

With so many great options, choosing just one will be tough! Sunday Groups are a chance to connect, dive deeper into meaningful conversations, and find community. Whether you're new to Pullen or looking for like-minded companions in your calling, there's a group for you. Check out the offerings at the link below!

Contact: Nancy Petty

Wednesday Nights- Join us at “The Table”: Wednesdays at 5:30 pm in Finlator Hall

Gather for a meal and engaging conversations on faith, justice, and the human experience. Dinner is served 5:30–6:15 PM ($10 adults/youth, $5 kids, $30 max per family, with vegetarian options).

Kids & teen programming + childcare available! See our full lineup of topics at the link below.

Contact: Chalice Overy

The Azelene Medlin Memorial Library

The Azelene Medlin Memorial Library is a resource for all ages. Find books, reference materials, periodicals, and videos on topics of interest to the Pullen community. Open whenever the church is, with easy self-checkout. Looking for something specific? Librarian Robin Hemrick and the Library Committee welcome your suggestions!

 Fellowship

Pullen Women’s Group: Monthly Mondays at 6:00 pm at different local restaurants

If you are feminine-identified, This group of women meets monthly at Pullen or elsewhere for social events. Please watch for meeting dates and times at pullen.org/connect or contact Rita Rakestraw.

Contact: Rita Rakestraw

Wednesday Night Men's Group: Wednesdays at 6:30 pm in Room 203

If you are masculine-identified, this is the group for you.  Andrew Kasper and Kevin Neiley are very excited to offer this group on Wednesday nights. In true Pullen fashion, we will start weekly and see where we go!

Contact: Kevin Neiley

Young-ish Adults- Take advantage of any of our offerings for our Young (or Young-ish) Adults!

Brave Space: LGBTQIA+ college students meet Thursdays at 6 PM in Poteat Chapel for food & discussion.

Young-ish Group: Gather Tuesdays at 6:30 PM in Finlator Hall to share stories & explore meaningful topics.

4th Sunday Lunch: Walk with us to the Players Retreat after church!

Plus, enjoy cookouts, retreats, ball games, and more throughout the year!

For information on upcoming events, visit pullen.org/connect or contact Nancy Petty.

Pullen Mission Women: Second Tuesdays at 10:00 am in 203 or on Zoom

Pullen Mission Women meets on the second Tuesday of each month at 10 am. Join us monthly on the second Tuesday in Room 203 (Zoom option available) for fellowship, devotions, and impactful programs. We support local and global needs through food, clothing, and toiletry drives.

Contact Deb Norton for details and Zoom links  

The Resettlement and Sanctuary Mission Group: Quarterly on Zoom

This group provides sanctuary for immigrants in danger of deportation. There are opportunities for volunteers who would like to contribute time and resources towards this important work. They meet quarterly on Zoom.

Contact: Serena Buckner

Earth Ministry- First Mondays at 7:00 pm on Zoom

Earth Ministry is a dedicated group of people seeking ways to live a life that cares for Creation as part of our Christian Spiritual practices. This ministry creates opportunities to educate the congregation on ways that we can, individually and collectively, live a sustainable relationship with our planet. Email Karen Delahunty for the Zoom link.

Contact: Karen Delahunty

The Jack McKinney LGBTQ and Straight Allies Support Group: 7 – 8:30 pm on the third Monday in the Chapel

This support group is open to all LGBTQ friends, families, and straight allies who wish to share and be heard in a safe nonjudgmental atmosphere. The group offers a supportive, caring, and confidential space for sharing joys and frustrations.

Contact: Chalice Overy

Foyers- annually starting in the Fall

“Foyer” is a French word that means “hearth” or “fireside,” suggesting a group that is relaxed, receptive, and open to each other. At Pullen, foyers are small gatherings of people around a simple meal with no agenda but to make connections. Signups happen yearly in the Fall- check pullen.org/connect for registration information.

Contact: Chalice Overy