Welcome to Community Bible Study for the Greater Boise Area! Our class meets weekly, on Thursday mornings at Compass Bible Church from 10:00-12:00, during the school year. Women of all ages and backgrounds are welcome to join us. Every class participant receives a course book with lesson commentary and home study questions. Each week, there are small group discussions and a large group teaching. There is also a children's program for ages newborn through pre-K. Registration fees are $40/adult and $10/child (we also have scholarships available, so please don't hesitate to reach out if this is a hardship). We invite you to come see what happens in people’s lives when they discover God through the study of His Word, the Bible!

2025-26 Study: Psalms (Registration is open and there is no charge for the remainder of the year! Class concludes May 7th.) The Psalms are powerful prayers, guiding us into honest communication with God. They validate our doubts, passions, fears, and longings and show us how to draw near to God in our struggles. This study organizes the Psalms thematically, making it easier to grasp their main ideas and apply them to our own conversations with God.

2026-27 Study: Genesis & Colossians (Registration is open! Class begins at the end of August.) Although Genesis is an ancient book, it speaks to some of the biggest questions we have today: Is there a God? If so, what is He like? Why is there evil in the world? Why are we here, and where can we find purpose and hope? In this course, which covers the first 22 chapters of Genesis, we’ll see that God created a beautiful world and gave people a noble calling in His creation. It also explains how our world was fractured by human rebellion and presents the beginnings of God’s plan to put everything back together. The book of Colossians picks up on this plan, highlighting the hope and fullness we can have in Jesus. In it, we read the author Paul’s words of encouragement to the church at Colossae, which can also help strengthen our faith. Colossians reminds us that Jesus is supreme over all things, sufficient for salvation, and central to the believer’s new life.