May Classes | Sundays, 9:45 a.m. -10:45 a.m.
Discover Bonhomme | Pastors Shultz, Aeschbacher, & Nation, Elizabeth Harris | Room 3205
Looking to get more connected at Bonhomme? Whether you’re brand new, exploring membership, or have been attending for a while and want to learn more, Discover Bonhomme is the perfect next step! If you are curious about becoming a covenant partner (member) of Bonhomme, this is the way to do it! This welcoming Sunday 3Cs class is designed for anyone who wants to deepen their understanding of our church and find their place in the
community. Together, we’ll share the story of Bonhomme, explore what it means to be the Church, learn about our Presbyterian roots and ECO denomination, and discover how each of us is uniquely gifted. You’ll have the chance to reflect on your own gifts and passions—and learn about meaningful ways to connect, serve, and grow alongside others in our community. Most importantly, we’ll help you find meaningful ways to grow as a follower of Jesus and get involved. We’d love to have you join us! To help us prepare materials, please register at bonpres.org/events or on the Bonhomme app. For questions or more information about Discover Bonhomme or church membership, feel free to contact Elizabeth Harris, Director of Adult Ministry and Community Care, at (636)532-3486 or eharris@bonpres.org. Class runs through May 31. No class May 24
The Gospel in Culture | Various Facilitators | Room 2107
Join us for thoughtful, engaging conversations at the intersection of faith and culture. Each week begins with a short video from Thinq Media (formerly Q Ideas). After the presentation, we’ll participate in a guided discussion—creating space to process ideas, ask honest questions, spark insight, and challenge the way we think. Each session features a new topic aimed at helping us think biblically, live faithfully, and lead courageously in a culture that doesn’t always align with Christian convictions. Come ready to listen, learn, and grow alongside others seeking to live out their faith with wisdom and confidence. Class runs through May 31.
May 3 – What is Truth? (Susan Harrison) - The world has many perspectives on what is true, right, and good. Some believe truth is subjective. How do we, as Christians, discern what is true and then live out those Biblical truths in our relationships and spheres of influence?
May 10 – The Theology of Cyborgs (Stuart Campbell) – Advances in the fields of AI and Robotics are rapidly changing our world. And while technology can be a useful tool, it must never redefine our identity, replace our dependence on God, or distort what it means to be human. May 17 – Confronting Our Technology Addiction (Curt Ruhlman) - Technology is shaping our habits and hearts. Are we losing our ability to listen, learn, and connect?
May 24 – The Idol of Productivity (Cathy Russell) – Does the modern obsession with constant output shape your identity and everyday choices? What are the hidden costs of always striving to do more, and how can this mindset quietly take over what matters most? Together, we will rethink productivity and rediscover a more meaningful, Biblically-centered way to live.
May 31 – New Age Spirituality (Susan Harrison) - The Bible tells us that our God is jealous for His people and that we are to worship God only. There are many spiritual practices in the world today that Christians may or may not realize are drawing on powers that are not of God and ultimately are harmful. What are these practices? What is wrong with them? How can we know? What do we do about it?
Lectures on Reformed Theology and Biblical History | Terry Grogan | Room 3207
Join us for an in-depth exploration of the theological principles of the Reformed tradition alongside a comprehensive study of biblical history. This class seeks to illuminate the core doctrines of Reformed theology—such as God's sovereignty, covenant theology, and the authority of Scripture—while situating these teachings within the broader narrative of biblical events and contexts. Offered throughout the year.
No Compromise Conference Lectures – R.C. Sproul
May 3—The Article on which the Church Stands or Falls.
May 10—No Compromise, No Surrender.
Kennedy Classics - D. James Kennedy
May 17 — The Faith of (George) Washington; The Real Thomas Jefferson
May 24 — Was Abraham Lincoln a Christian; The Bible and the Constitution
May 31 — The Twilight’s Last Gleaming; Lest We Forget
The Life of Moses (Part 3) Numbers: Trials in the Wilderness and Divine Guidance (conducted in Mandarin)
Selina Li | Bride’s Room
The Book of Numbers records Israel’s journey from Mount Sinai to the edge of the Promised Land, highlighting both God’s faithfulness and His people’s struggles with faith and obedience. Through narratives, laws, and key events, we will see how God shapes His people, teaches them to trust Him, and prepares them for His promises. As we study Numbers, we will reflect on our own spiritual journey—learning to rely on God in times of testing, to grow in obedience, and to remain faithful in the process of transformation. This class is conducted in Mandarin for the convenience of Mandarin speakers. Class runs through August 30. No class May 24.
课程简介：摩西生平 （第三部）——民数記：曠野的試煉與神聖的引領
《民数记》记载了以色列人从西奈山前往应许之地边界的旅程，强调了上帝的信实，以及祂的子民在信心与顺服上的挣扎。透过叙事、律法和関键事件，我们将看到上帝如何塑造祂的百姓，教导他们信靠祂，并预备他们进入祂的应许。
在研习《民数记》的过程中，我们也将借此反思自身的属灵旅程——学习如何在试炼中倚靠上帝，在顺服上不断进深，并在生命蜕变的历程中持守忠心。為了方便講普通話的弟兄姊妹，這門課用國語進行。
May 3 — Introduction & Census of the people (Numbers 1–2) 簡介/ 数点百姓 (第1-2章)
May 10 — Census of the Levites and their service (Numbers 3-4) 数点利未人及其職分 (第3-4章) May 17 - Purity laws and Nazarite vow (Numbers 5-6) 净律与拿细耳人的愿 (第5-6章)
May 24 — No class 長週末停課
May 31 — Consecration to God and setting apart of the Levites (Numbers 7-8) 會幕奉獻与利未人分別為聖 (第7-8章)
The New Testament in Our World – Part 2 | John Hall | Chapel
Step into the world of the first Christians. This video and discussion class will feature groundbreaking on-location videos hosted by Professors N.T. Wright and Michael Bird. Together, we’ll explore the real places, people, historical changes, and stories behind the New Testament—unpacking its history, understanding its literature, and discovering the rich theology that shaped the earliest followers of Jesus. Whether you're deepening long-held beliefs or simply exploring big questions, this series invites you into an engaging, down-to-earth journey that connects ancient insights to life today. Part 2 of this class runs through May 17
Looking to get more connected at Bonhomme? Whether you’re brand new, exploring membership, or have been attending for a while and want to learn more, Discover Bonhomme is the perfect next step! If you are curious about becoming a covenant partner (member) of Bonhomme, this is the way to do it! This welcoming Sunday 3Cs class is designed for anyone who wants to deepen their understanding of our church and find their place in the
community. Together, we’ll share the story of Bonhomme, explore what it means to be the Church, learn about our Presbyterian roots and ECO denomination, and discover how each of us is uniquely gifted. You’ll have the chance to reflect on your own gifts and passions—and learn about meaningful ways to connect, serve, and grow alongside others in our community. Most importantly, we’ll help you find meaningful ways to grow as a follower of Jesus and get involved. We’d love to have you join us! To help us prepare materials, please register at bonpres.org/events or on the Bonhomme app. For questions or more information about Discover Bonhomme or church membership, feel free to contact Elizabeth Harris, Director of Adult Ministry and Community Care, at (636)532-3486 or eharris@bonpres.org. Class runs through May 31. No class May 24
The Gospel in Culture | Various Facilitators | Room 2107
Join us for thoughtful, engaging conversations at the intersection of faith and culture. Each week begins with a short video from Thinq Media (formerly Q Ideas). After the presentation, we’ll participate in a guided discussion—creating space to process ideas, ask honest questions, spark insight, and challenge the way we think. Each session features a new topic aimed at helping us think biblically, live faithfully, and lead courageously in a culture that doesn’t always align with Christian convictions. Come ready to listen, learn, and grow alongside others seeking to live out their faith with wisdom and confidence. Class runs through May 31.
May 3 – What is Truth? (Susan Harrison) - The world has many perspectives on what is true, right, and good. Some believe truth is subjective. How do we, as Christians, discern what is true and then live out those Biblical truths in our relationships and spheres of influence?
May 10 – The Theology of Cyborgs (Stuart Campbell) – Advances in the fields of AI and Robotics are rapidly changing our world. And while technology can be a useful tool, it must never redefine our identity, replace our dependence on God, or distort what it means to be human. May 17 – Confronting Our Technology Addiction (Curt Ruhlman) - Technology is shaping our habits and hearts. Are we losing our ability to listen, learn, and connect?
May 24 – The Idol of Productivity (Cathy Russell) – Does the modern obsession with constant output shape your identity and everyday choices? What are the hidden costs of always striving to do more, and how can this mindset quietly take over what matters most? Together, we will rethink productivity and rediscover a more meaningful, Biblically-centered way to live.
May 31 – New Age Spirituality (Susan Harrison) - The Bible tells us that our God is jealous for His people and that we are to worship God only. There are many spiritual practices in the world today that Christians may or may not realize are drawing on powers that are not of God and ultimately are harmful. What are these practices? What is wrong with them? How can we know? What do we do about it?
Lectures on Reformed Theology and Biblical History | Terry Grogan | Room 3207
Join us for an in-depth exploration of the theological principles of the Reformed tradition alongside a comprehensive study of biblical history. This class seeks to illuminate the core doctrines of Reformed theology—such as God's sovereignty, covenant theology, and the authority of Scripture—while situating these teachings within the broader narrative of biblical events and contexts. Offered throughout the year.
No Compromise Conference Lectures – R.C. Sproul
May 3—The Article on which the Church Stands or Falls.
May 10—No Compromise, No Surrender.
Kennedy Classics - D. James Kennedy
May 17 — The Faith of (George) Washington; The Real Thomas Jefferson
May 24 — Was Abraham Lincoln a Christian; The Bible and the Constitution
May 31 — The Twilight’s Last Gleaming; Lest We Forget
The Life of Moses (Part 3) Numbers: Trials in the Wilderness and Divine Guidance (conducted in Mandarin)
Selina Li | Bride’s Room
The Book of Numbers records Israel’s journey from Mount Sinai to the edge of the Promised Land, highlighting both God’s faithfulness and His people’s struggles with faith and obedience. Through narratives, laws, and key events, we will see how God shapes His people, teaches them to trust Him, and prepares them for His promises. As we study Numbers, we will reflect on our own spiritual journey—learning to rely on God in times of testing, to grow in obedience, and to remain faithful in the process of transformation. This class is conducted in Mandarin for the convenience of Mandarin speakers. Class runs through August 30. No class May 24.
课程简介：摩西生平 （第三部）——民数記：曠野的試煉與神聖的引領
《民数记》记载了以色列人从西奈山前往应许之地边界的旅程，强调了上帝的信实，以及祂的子民在信心与顺服上的挣扎。透过叙事、律法和関键事件，我们将看到上帝如何塑造祂的百姓，教导他们信靠祂，并预备他们进入祂的应许。
在研习《民数记》的过程中，我们也将借此反思自身的属灵旅程——学习如何在试炼中倚靠上帝，在顺服上不断进深，并在生命蜕变的历程中持守忠心。為了方便講普通話的弟兄姊妹，這門課用國語進行。
May 3 — Introduction & Census of the people (Numbers 1–2) 簡介/ 数点百姓 (第1-2章)
May 10 — Census of the Levites and their service (Numbers 3-4) 数点利未人及其職分 (第3-4章) May 17 - Purity laws and Nazarite vow (Numbers 5-6) 净律与拿细耳人的愿 (第5-6章)
May 24 — No class 長週末停課
May 31 — Consecration to God and setting apart of the Levites (Numbers 7-8) 會幕奉獻与利未人分別為聖 (第7-8章)
The New Testament in Our World – Part 2 | John Hall | Chapel
Step into the world of the first Christians. This video and discussion class will feature groundbreaking on-location videos hosted by Professors N.T. Wright and Michael Bird. Together, we’ll explore the real places, people, historical changes, and stories behind the New Testament—unpacking its history, understanding its literature, and discovering the rich theology that shaped the earliest followers of Jesus. Whether you're deepening long-held beliefs or simply exploring big questions, this series invites you into an engaging, down-to-earth journey that connects ancient insights to life today. Part 2 of this class runs through May 17