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Sunday School classes are available for all ages at the 11:00 hour. Children's classes are located in the lower hall of the Strawhand Building and youth classes are in the Youth Center while adult classes are primarily found on the second floor of the Strawhand Building. Adult class brochures are available at the Welcome Center in the Narthex. Our greeters will be happy to help you locate a class. Adult classes for this semester are as follows:
JOSHUA - Parlor
Leader: Steve Haack
Sermon on the Mount will be the focus of the fall sermon and study series beginning Sept. 4 through Nov. 27. Early in Jesus’ ministry he gathered people on a hillside and taught them the characteristics of the Christian life. Those teachings are captured in Matthew 5-7. The first twelve verses of the Sermon on the Mount are called the beatitudes. The rest of the sermon addresses what we should do as Christians. You might call that our Do-Attitudes.
THE WORD - LUKE- Room 203
Leader: Ben Annis and Mike Dapkus
This class is geared toward learning the history, meaning, and life application of the Bible. Come learn scripture, ask questions, and share in discussion of the Word. The class is open to all as we study the Book of Acts.
LIVING ON THE EDGE – Room 202
Leaders: Kevin Kelley and Jason Parrish
Sermon on the Mount will be the focus of the fall sermon and study series beginning Sept. 4 through Nov. 27. Early in Jesus’ ministry he gathered people on a hillside and taught them the characteristics of the Christian life. Those teachings are captured in Matthew 5-7. The first twelve verses of the Sermon on the Mount are called the beatitudes. The rest of the sermon addresses what we should do as Christians. You might call that our Do-Attitudes.
JOURNEY CLASS – Room 206
Teacher: John Dercola
Sermon on the Mount will be the focus of the fall sermon and study series beginning Sept. 4 through Nov. 27. Early in Jesus’ ministry he gathered people on a hillside and taught them the characteristics of the Christian life. Those teachings are captured in Matthew 5-7. The first twelve verses of the Sermon on the Mount are called the beatitudes. The rest of the sermon addresses what we should do as Christians. You might call that our Do-Attitudes.
GAPS – Room 207
Leader: Val Herendeen &Tonya Annis
Isaiah 26:8: “Yes Lord, walking in the way of Your truth we wait eagerly for You, for Your name and renown are the desire of our souls.”
Too often our young adults get “lost” when it comes to finding their place in the church once their season in youth group ends. No longer are we willing to allow this to happen. We believe God is calling out a generation of young adults committed to the glory of His name in all things and we are creating a space to empower and encourage our college students, high school graduates and young professionals to do so. If you in the age range of 18-26, come join us as we seek the face of God, ask Him to ignite in our souls a passionate pursuit of Jesus Christ and a desire to spread His fame to everyone on earth. We will wrestle with what it means to be a Christ follower on our college campuses, in our social gatherings, in our workplace and all of the arenas of life relevant for this age group. Don’t be satisfied to fall through the “gap” any longer. There is a place for you to belong.
THE SPACE BETWEEN-Teen Parenting- Conference Room
Leaders: Wilbur & Neal Blackman, Susan McGaha, John & Chris Hurkman
A class for anyone involved with parenting todays youth. Our name came from our original study yet when you think about it, teenagers, adolescence, youth... it is a Space in Between. Both parents and the kids are figuring out how to move forward and live in society as God wants us to amongst all the media frenzy and social networking - healthy and unhealthy. So we come together and we share and we discuss and we - most of all - support one another. We discuss the events going on with our kids today. We share laughter and tears. We share successes & failures. There are 5 facilitators and our experienced parents, Neal and Wilbur Blackman, whose stories bring us delight.
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