We regularly have various studies and classes starting throughout the year, especially in the fall and at the beginning of the new year. Here is a list of current offerings. Check back often to see what’s new!

Email [email protected] with any questions.

A Great Gift for Your Loved Ones: Putting Your House in Order
Sunday, April 29th | 4:00-6:00pm
Cost: $10 for Materials
Do you have a will? Have you thought about who should have your most precious possessions after you have died? Would you like to greatly relieve the stress upon your families when it comes time to plan your funeral? Do you know the tax advantages of remembering the church and other charitable organizations in your legacy giving?

If you are interested in questions like these, join us for this workshop called Putting Your House in Order, sponsored by the Texas Methodist Foundation. In addition to addressing some of the questions above, the workshop is meant to prepare you for a visit to the professionals who can most help you with your particular wills and estate planning questions. The workshop, led by Rev. Carol Montgomery, Area Representative of North Texas for TMF, includes a workbook in which a person can record all the important information that will help loved ones with funeral planning and with the probate process.

Register at the link below or contact [email protected] with questions. Childcare is available upon request.

A New Place to Be: Easter
Thursday Mornings from 9:15-10:30am
2-Week Study Beginning April 12th
This study, led by Laura Echols-Richter, invites you into a new place: one where change is happening and it comes through an engagement with our Risen Savior. Videos featuring theologians, authors and storytellers will stir our imagination so we might capture a glimpse of a dream that is yet to come and at the same time being fulfilled before our very eyes.

Register at the link below or contact [email protected]. Childcare is available upon request.

5-Week Study
Tuesdays, 7:00-8:30pm | Tom Graves Hall | Begins April 3rd
Fridays, Noon–1:30pm | Rm 216 | Begins April 6th
This study will focus on chapters 10 to 15 from the Gospel of Luke. These chapters include Jesus teaching and preaching around Galilee, Jesus speaking with Mary and Martha, Jesus healing the woman who could not stand up straight, and Jesus telling parables like the good Samaritan and the lost coin. The class will be led by Bill D. Ball, Jr. Register in advance to receive the reading materials.

9-Week Study, Begins April 9th
Mondays, 10:30-11:30am | Watermere Retirement Community Ballroom
(4220 Cotton Gin Rd)
Join us as we explore the second half of the book of Acts. It tells of Paul setting out on extended quests to proclaim the Gospel. In many regards, this text is an adventure novel with its account of journeys that include narrow escapes, shipwrecks, humor, conflict, and courtroom drama. On a 10,000-mile trek, he encounters primitive villagers, a python prophetess, government leaders, and scholars of philosophy. It is led by Bill D. Ball, Jr. Register in advance using the link above to receive class materials.

Wednesdays from 9:30am–12:00pm
Room 219 (During the school-year)
This group of women meets weekly, offering a variety of studies throughout the school-year. Email [email protected] or contact Cathy Vining at [email protected] with questions.

Sisters of Scripture – All Things New (2 Corinthians) Study
8-Week Study, Begins March 21st
Our women’s group invites you to join us for a study of 2 Corinthians entitled All Things New by Kelly Minter. Together, we will seek to recognize how in Christ “there is new creation.” This includes navigating through brokenness and a world that seeks to pull us in many directions. Participant study guides are $16. We will have a pot-luck celebration during the last session.

Winter/Spring ESL & Citizenship Class Registration
Tuesday, January 16th | 6:30-7:30pm

Classes Begin Tuesday, January 23rd
7:00pm–8:30pm
Grace Avenue offers free classes focusing on grammar, vocabulary, reading, and conversation to those in the community who need to improve their English skills. We also offer Citizenship classes for those preparing to take the United States Citizenship exam.

If you are interested in volunteering to lead a class or have any other questions, please contact Mary Martin at [email protected].

First Wednesdays of the Month
11:00am–12:15pm | Local Restaurants
Join us for our monthly gathering for retired men. There is a short program with the primary focus being enjoying food and fellowship. Please register by the Monday prior to the Wednesday event by e-mailing [email protected] or click the registration link below:

5454 Main Street, Frisco, TX 75033 (Main Street and the Toll Road)
Watch for Upcoming Dates & Times
Join Marcus Womack for an open discussion about faith and how God is and is not at work in this world. Different topics will be explored at each meeting (Faith & culture? What do we think about evil? Do Miracles exist? Gender issues, Race, Sexuality, etc.) Visit www.ThresholdFrisco.org, email [email protected], or click the button link below to fill out a form for more information. No registration necessary.

3rd Sundays of the Month
2:00-3:00pm | Prayer Room
This is a share and study group for those who are filling a caregiver role for loved-ones with afflictions of all kinds.

Contact Joyce Cravens at [email protected] with questions.

First Sundays of the Month
2:00pm–3:00pm | Prayer Room
On the first Sunday of the month, all are invited to visit the prayer room for a time of prayer, conversation, and support. The time is facilitated by Rev. Joyce Cravens. For more information contact [email protected] or click the button link below:

Childcare is available for a minimal cost upon request for most studies. For more information on any of these ministries, please contact Bill D. Ball Jr., Adult Minister at: [email protected] or (972) 335-2882, ext. 617.