Do you ever wonder what the Bible’s really about – and why people read it?

Maybe you want to take a step back and see how it fits together before getting stuck in.

The Bible Course introduces you to the Bible’s big story via eight interactive videos with space for group discussion. Throughout the course, you’ll get to the heart of the story and see how the Bible is still changing lives today.

This event is hosted by Saint Mary's the Virgin Church in Nunthorpe.

Find out more: Bible Conversations: Teesside

Dates:

Session 1: 22nd September 2026

Session 2: 29th September 2026

Session 3: 6th October 2026

Session 4: 13th October 2026

Session 5: 20th October 2026

Session 6: 3rd November 2026

Session 7: 10th November 2026

Session 8:17th November 2026

Time: 19:30

Location: St Mary's Church

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Highlights

8 sessions

60–90 minutes per session

Free

In person

Over 18s only

Agenda

This is an eight-session course. Each session includes an interactive video that charts the Bible’s big story:

First – your hosts will welcome you and introduce the topic of the session before hitting play on the first half of the video.

Then – halfway through the session, there’s space to pause, break into small groups and discuss a few lines from the Bible that relate to the video.

Finally – you finish the session video, which ends with a closing reflection that invites you to think about how the session has resonated with you.

The course is split into eight sessions, which map out the storyline of the Bible.

Session 1: an introduction to the Bible

Session 2: the story begins – a look at the first book of the Bible

Session 3: explore a story of freedom for the early Israelite people

Session 4: exploring faith and the kings in early Israel

Session 5: a story of loss, political turmoil and exile

Session 6: Jesus enters the scene

Session 7: see how the life of Jesus inspires the early days of Christianity

Session 8: the closing chapter – explore the last book of the Bible

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