Join us for a short Adult Formation Series on the Psalms of Ascent, starting April 24.

Join us for our August Reading Group! The book and the subject matter are important for us today and for tomorrow.

CITY CHURCH UPDATE: Adult formation will be held this Sunday, March 22nd from 10:45am-11:45am through the video conferencing site called Blue Jeans. Email patrick@citychurchbaltimore.org if you would like to be sent the link to join in on the call.

We all have habits that are part of our daily lives. When it comes to spiritual habits, sometimes we see those as negative and think if we engage in them, they’ll lead to legalism. But spiritual habits are vital. They indicate to us what we are worshiping and help us develop the Godly desires we were created to have. Join us beginning March 8th after the worship service at our church offices as we go through James K.A. Smith’s You Are What You Love and discuss the place of spiritual habits in culture and the Christian life.

Join us this year for a unique Adult Formation series called "Sonship." Sonship explores personally what it means to live like a child of God.

“Keeping the end in mind shapes how we live our lives in the here and now.” Join us this fall for a new Adult Formation Course that looks at the book of Ecclesiastes and how it instructs us to Live Life Backward.

Join us for this four-part course that examines the history of City Church and what it means to be a member.

CS Lewis was one of the most prolific writers who wrote essays, sermons, children’s fiction, and novels that speak to the human condition and the importance of faith. Join us as we explore his life, writings, and thought.

City Church has started a reading group in 2019. Click here to see what we are reading this February. We’d love to have you join the discussion.

Join us Sunday, May 13, as we return to the book of Romans for an 6-week sermons series that peers into the mysterious absolutes of the faith.

Join us for a fall Adult Formation course on ANGER, beginning September 9. Can you be both good and angry? How do we redeem anger, irritation, complaining and bitterness? 

Join us for this Adult Formation course as we interactively study and discuss one Psalm each week.

Join us for a study on "When People are Big and God is Small," a look at overcoming the Fear of Man with the Fear of God.

Join us as we go through a 4-week inductive study of 1 Peter, exploring themes like Christian character, holiness, and assurance of salvation.

Join us as we explore and discuss these kinds of deep, meaningful questions with The Reason for God, Timothy Keller's discussion-based videos, and also examine several worldviews that are very much a part of our culture.

Join us for a three-week Adult Formation Course on “Wealth & Faith.” We’ll see what it means to follow Jesus through the wealth of our time.

The Apostles' Creed is one of the oldest statements concerning what Christians believe. It gives a framework for the basic theology and belief of the Christian tradition. Join us for this discussion based course on the Apostles' Creed starting Sunday, September 11. 

The course will be held at the Stony Run Office Space located at 600 Wyndhurst Avenue, Suite 103. Childcare is available but must be requested upon registration. 

Friday Night Fire Pits are low intensity, low commitment gatherings during the summer months to sit around the fire and chat about faith related topics. 

What does the Bible have to say about how marriage fulfills God's purposes? Join us in this Adult Formation class and become a part of the discussion!

Join us for a five-week, discussion oriented course that looks at what the Bible says about vocation and how our faith impacts our work.

Join us for a five-week, discussion orientated course that looks at the reality of Heaven, Hell, and eternal destiny.

This four-week course (beginning October 18, 10:30 AM) is designed to tell several stories: the story of the Gospel, the story of the church, the story of our church, and the meaning of membership.

The Scriptures are clear that prayer is important and that prayer is essential to a relationship with God. Jesus believed in the importance of prayer and was considered to be a man of prayer. But, he also taught us how to pray.