Adult Discipleship

Discipleship is a key element to our shared life together at Seaside. We believe that God is not content only to save us, but desires to shape us into Kingdom people. One of the ways we seek to accomplish this is through our Discipleship and Spiritual Formation ministries and opportunities. From Bible Studies to retreats, spiritual exercises to group discussions, we offer a range of ways that enable you to deepen your faith as you seek to understand the love of God in order to share the love of God.

Adult Sunday School

Cross Talkers
9:30 AM in Room 210

On June 7, 2026, the Cross-talkers class began a 13-week study entitled, “The Lord's Patience With His People.” Using the Adult Bible Class quarterly guides, the study is divided into three sub-sections: God is slow to anger, God is faithful to his promises, and God’s compassion never fails. Led by co-teachers Joe Staton, Barb, and Keith Duclos, each class includes a healthy dose of class discussion around the Biblical topics explored that week, as well as applications in today’s world. This class meets in room 210 at 9:30 a.m. every Sunday.

For more information, contact Keith Duclos at keith.f.duclos@gmail.com. Contact Barb Duclos at 910-363-6802 with questions. All are invited to attend.

Faith Journeys Adult Bible Study Class
10:45 AM in room 207

Faith Journeys is on summer break. Class information will be updated when received.

Contact Karen Viviano at 910-880-1358 or gaddylaw@yahoo.com for more information or with questions.

Labyrinth

Seaside’s labyrinth is open to all, a quiet setting to reflect and pray. Walking the labyrinth is a meditation opportunity that helps you focus on spiritual, healing and life issues. A prayer labyrinth allows you to slow down, be grateful and pray.

A Labyrinth Prayer seeks to provide a way of assisting us on a journey that leads inward toward Christ, and then back out into the world. When engaged in Labyrinth Prayer, the hope is that we will be able to leave behind our worries.

Holy Friends

Holy Friends are small groups of couples and/or singles who generally meet once a month in the group members’ homes. The major focus of Holy Friends is building relationships—growing relationships with those in your group and a growing spiritual relationship with God. There is usually a meal shared together, time for building community, time for teaching and sharing faith journeys and, of course a time for prayer. Each group sets the date and time for their meeting.