Looking to meet other young Catholics in your neighborhood? Hoping to find a community to help you transform your faith life?
Immaculate Conception and St. Joseph Parish's Young Adult Community — FORMED — is an inclusive, faith-based group of young adults in our 20s and 30s looking to form our spiritual life through reflection, service and social opportunities. Whether you are looking to explore your faith in a small reflection group, connect with others at a happy hour, or give back through a service project, we have just the community for you.
Upcoming Events
The Gospel of Luke: The Story of Salvation Fulfilled | 8-Week Bible Study
Ever wanted a deeper look into the Gospel stories you hear each Sunday? Join us for an 8-week study on the Gospel of Luke through the Great Adventure Series with Jeff Cavins.
The Commitment
Each week will have at-home-prep of 3-4 chapters of the Gospel of Luke, along with some reflection questions. That's about 15-minutes a day for the 8-week study.
At our Thursday gatherings, we will reflect on what stood out to us from the readings and watch the 30-minute video lesson before sharing in small groups.
We hope that those who participate will commit to coming to all sessions or as many as possible (off for Thanksgiving Day).
This is a unique opportunity to grow in knowledge of the Gospel while connecting with others! Challenge yourself to deepen your faith in a new and powerful way.
Thursdays, October 29-December 17
Doors open 6PM, Study from 6:30-8PM
St. Joseph Community Room (1107 N Orleans St.)
Parking Available!
Register by Friday, October 23rd!
We can’t wait to meet you…
As young adults, we are starting to ask life’s big questions about purpose and faith– but we don’t have to do it alone! Start to form your faith life with us at FORMED. For questions or to introduce yourself, feel free to contact Elly and Jenny on our leadership team by clicking here. Thank you!
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