Galilee Book Club

Be a part of the Galilee Book Club, a group of supportive Christians reading books. We’ve welcomed several new members recently, and you should join, too! The only requirement is that you love reading. And also eating, because we do that, too. Each meeting doubles as a potluck supper, usually with food ideas taken from the book we’re discussing.

We take turns to choose one title a month and meet (usually) on the fourth Sunday @ 5:00 for open discussion. 

Contact Chris Smith for information or to join.

Our meetings are in person at Galilee in the Adult Flex room. Pop in! We’re friendly.

Upcoming Meetings

September 2026

Ransom

By Daniel Silva

Selected by Ginger Chinnici

Art restorer and spy Gabriel Allon searches for the missing wife of a British billionaire in the electrifying tale of greed, corruption, and betrayal from novelist Daniel Silva.

Alice Winter, one of Britain’s most dazzling socialites, seemingly has the perfect life—a lavish home in Knightsbridge, an estate in Devon, millions of followers on social media who eagerly await her next post. But when she disappears without a trace while on holiday with three friends from Cambridge, her desperate husband, the real estate baron Edward Knight, turns to Gabriel Allon to find her.

This discussion happens on Sunday at Galilee, September 27 @ 5pm in the Adult Flex.

October 2026

Dracula

By Bram Stoker

Selected by Susie Newman

October is spooky season, so once again the Galilee Book Club enters darker territory with a classic Gothic novel. Last October we read Frankenstein.

A delicious potluck dinner isn’t all we’ll be biting this time around. We’ll also be tearing into Bram Stoker’s Dracula. It wasn’t the first vampire novel or story, but it sure took flight in the imagination, making romantic, undead bloodsuckers a staple of our culture. Come join us for a spirited discussion of this Halloween favorite. Bring your own garlic.

This discussion happens on Sunday at Galilee, October 25 @ 5pm in the Adult Flex.

Earlier Club Selections

We’ve got a copy of most titles lying around. If you’d like to borrow one, contact Chris Smith.