SHEPHERD'S CENTER-BEACHSIDE
Adventures in Learning for Older Adults
Note: please refresh your browser or you may be looking at a previous term's registration form and class descriptions
Spring Term 2026
Shepherd's Center March Madness starts today!
NOW! Online registration begins
9 April - Classes begin
Classes available online for viewing
THURSDAY CLASSES @ EASTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
FRIDAY CLASSES @ ASCENSION LUTHERAN CHURCH
New Teachers, New Classes
-
Gentle Chair Yoga & Mindful Movement - Dr. Dawn Tepperman
-
All Things Financial - Erik Bryan (New teacher; welcome Erik)
-
Stars, Stripes, and a Slice of Americana - Lee Rosenkranz
-
Thriving & Surviving in the Age of Artificial Intelligence - Dr. Joel Sturman
-
From Slavery to Civil Rights - The African American Experience - Dr. Lou Covotsos
-
The Land of Israel - Biblical Perspectives - Pr. Rob Cosmas
Shepherd’s Center Book Club List Spring Term 2026
4/09/26 - French Braid - Anne Tyler - 243 pages
4/16/26 - The Last Thing He Told Me - Laura Dave - 306 pages
4/23/26 - The Age of Innocence - Edith Wharton - 353 pages
4/30/26 - The Widow - John Grisham - 404 pages
5/07/26 - Anatomy of an Alibi - Ashley Elston - 340 pages
5/14/26 - Migrations - Charlotte McConaghy - 256 pages
5/21/26 - How Lucky - Will Leitch - 290 pages
21 February was Shepherd's Center-Beachside's Annual Teachers & Volunteers Appreciation Luncheon. This year Ascension Lutheran Church hosted the luncheon. Angela & Ed Romano arranged the catering of the food. Special guest, Pastor Rob White (the roving reporter), roasted Tony Armes on his birthday! Pastor Rob Cosmas, Joel Sturman, and Chuck Palmer also entertained us with their delightful and interesting background histories. Thanks to everyone for a well-attended luncheon!!!
OUR MISSION:
The purpose of Shepherd's Center-Beachside is to offer older adults a wide variety of seminars based on the peer-learning concept and designed to be intellectually stimulating in an informal and noncompetitive environment.
