Seacoast Seniors celebrate their faith in Christ through fellowship and service. Together we create connection on our spiritual journey, encourage purpose-driven lives, provide access to information and services, and celebrate our lives and legacies.
What's Happening
At The Café – Meet Seacoast Seniors
First Tuesday of the month // 10:30am–11:30am // Seacoast Café
Grab a cup of coffee and join us for a monthly fellowship. Get to know new friends and catch up with old friends. For more information contact Debbie O’Kelly.
Focus on Health - A Wake Up Call | To recognize National Cardiac Arrest Month, we'll hear from Joe Keller, who will share about his own cardiac arrest experience and to tell of the importance of CPR training.
A Salute To Veterans | Our featured speaker, Chief Meteorologist Bill Walsh from Live 5 News, who is also an author and known as Lieutenant Colonel William Walsh of the United States Air Force Reserves at the Charleston Air Force Base, will share his story.
The Heart of Christmas | Our featured speaker, Jen Cameron, Seacoast's Local Missions Pastor will share her thoughts on the key to peace, joy and love through serving others in our community.
TUESDAYS // VIRTUAL & In-Person (Won By ONE Room) // 9:30–10:30AM
Pastor Hubert Surratt will lead us through various Scriptures and books of the Bible. Discover how God’s Word applies to your life and enjoy fellowship. For more information, contact Debbie O'Kelly.
This class helps improve agility, balance, and coordination for daily living by increasing muscular strength and range of motion. Exercise includes the use of a chair and light weights.
Wednesdays // 10:30–11:30AM // Won By One Room OR Virtual
Have you ever thought about writing the good things God has done in your life? If so, this encouraging, supportive group is for you. Join Chuck Ross and Cherie Ricks as we use legacy themes to help write the stories of our lives.
None of us were meant to go through life alone. Small groups are one of the best ways that people connect and grow in their faith. When we make personal connections with others, even a big church can feel small.