Men’s Bible Study
The Saturday Men’s Bible Study meets in-person on Saturday mornings to continue to support one another and open the Word together. Read More
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Education & Discipleship
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Spiritual Friendships Class
During our Lost Art of Friendship sermon series, we’re taking a look at the struggle many of us have with intimate friendships. To a large degree, we’ve lost the art of making and keeping friends in our modern culture. One of the ways we’re addressing this… Read More
A Kingdom Worldview Class
We want to help equip people to be Kingdom ambassadors in whatever context they find themselves in. The model of “Church” is changing rapidly, but there are key principles that we believe apply to the new expressions of the Kingdom that are springing up all over the world. This course will provide a biblical worldview and foundation for people who … Read More
Seminary for Everybody
Learn about two opportunities for everyday ministers and missionaries to be healed, formed, and equipped for a lifetime of service. Read More
Justice Journey 2021
During their nine months at Woodland’s School of Missional Apprenticeship (SOMA), students take a “Justice Journey” to visit Civil Rights museums and memorials throughout the South. The 3,000 mile trip covers eight states in eight days! Read More
Learning to Love during Lent
Lent is a time when we walk alongside Jesus, in simplicity, prayer and surrender. It helps prepare our hearts to reflect on the cross and to celebrate the resurrection. We encourage you to go through this Lent Devotional between now and Easter! Read More
Books – Trauma and Healing
Healing Racial Trauma: The Road to Resilience Sheila Wise Rowe and Soong-Chan Rah (IVP, 2020) The Inner Work of Racial Justice Rhonda V. Magee and Jon Kabat-Zinn (TarcherPerigee, 2019) The Little Book of Racial Healing Thomas Norman DeWolf and Jodie Geddes (Good Books, 2019) My Grandmother’s Hands: Racialized Trauma and the Pathway to Mending Our Hearts and Bodies Resmaa Menakem … Read More
Celebrating MLK
Every year we look forward to the opportunity to celebrate the life of Martin Luther King, Jr. It’s our goal to approach MLK Sunday thoughtfully with hopeful and open hearts. Read More
Learn-a-thon 2021
At Woodland we are learning to love together and we’re passionate about racial healing and justice. So, we’re kicking off our first ever Learn-a-thon: “Race and Peace 2021.” We’ll provide resource ideas, and for every hour of learning that each of us completes, a generous donor will make a contribution to the One Fund, which supports local African American churches and ministries. Read More
Celebrating MLK Sunday
By Paige K Slighter Every January, Woodland welcomes the opportunity to celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. We embrace his courage to stand peacefully for justice, his humility to walk in love, and his strong faith rooted in Christ. As a church, we seek the same kind of racial reconciliation and healing that he pursued … Read More
