20|30 is focused on the younger generation of adults, adults in their 20s and 30s who are seeking purpose, worth, community, or faith.

We want to get to know you better and meet you wherever both online and in person (safely). This group is open to everyone, no matter your background, history, or belief. The group meets on an ongoing basis. Click below to email the host, Steven Antonio, for more information.

Hosted by Steven Antonio

Many people let guilt, anger, or self-criticism dominate their lives and negatively affect their relationships. This small group invites participants to healing from a Christian therapy perspective with Dr. Allison Cook’s book Boundaries for the Soul. It includes how to know what to do when you’re feeling overwhelmed, how to welcome God into the troubling parts of your soul, and how to move from doubt and conflict into confidence and peace.

This group is currently full, but another group will be forming in the late spring. Click below to email the host, Christine Williams, for more information and to be added to this list.

Hosted by Christine Williams

Everyone who is baptized receives a new identity as a child of God who is beloved. However, people, circumstances, and sin in our lives can slowly strip us of our sense of self and replace this truth with lies about who we are and how much our lives mean to God. This small group, based on Neal Lozano’s book Unbound: Freedom in Christ, walks participants on a path of deliverance into spiritual wellness.

This group is currently full, but another group will be forming in the spring. Click below to email the host, Christine Williams, for more information and to be added to this list.

Hosted by The Healing Team

Explore the history and theology of the Church in the Americas from the lens of Latina/o scholars and activists. Discuss how members of the faithful have fought injustices by appealing to the belief that God’s vision for redemption includes the transformation of every aspect of our lives and the world. The 9 part series is based upon Robert Chad Romero’s Brown Church: Five Centuries of Latina/o Social Justice, Theology, and Identity, and guides participants on a path to more fully understanding theology in action.

Dates and times to be chosen shortly. Email the host, Charlie Joyce, by clicking the box below for more information.

Hosted by Charlie Joyce

Those involved in caring for others - at work, in their families, in volunteering - meet Christ in every act of service. Gather in fellowship with others to learn more about the spirituality of the works of mercy and how our everyday acts of service can be powerful moments of evangelization and prayer.

Times and dates are to be determined. Email the host, Peter Gordon, for more information at pgordon@mqoa.org.