Sunday School Programs

Come join a class!  We have classes for all ages every Sunday at 9:45 a.m.

Preschool through Jr. High Classes

They are using the Live B.I.G. curriculum.  Experience the difference:  hear, see, and live your Belief In God.  These Bible-based lessons are reinforced by DVD segments.  Children will experience God through coming to know Jesus and the Bible, relationships with others, and learning about God's creations.  The lessons are designed in different formats for differ age levels to meet the changing needs of children.

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Claim It! Feel It! Live It!

Claim the Life brings together the hopes you have for your youth: spiritual formation, discipleship, Christian community, and faith knowledge.

Claim the Life is a 6-year comprehensive youth curriculum for Sunday school. Each year’s theme is developed in 2 school-year semesters of 16 weeks each.

Students and Parent, go to the Senior High link for your weekly updates and recaps.

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Adult Classes

Pilgrims

This class will lead you on a journey of discovering he treasure of the Bible's message and applying it to you life.  Focus will be on the word of God and then progress to reflection on personal, family, church and community concerns.  Our fall theme is "God Created a People" from the book of Genesis.

Asbury

We will be studying the Book of John.

Sojourners I

We are reading and discussing:

"Standing on the Promises or Sitting on the Premises?" by James W. Moore

Are you standing on the promises or just sitting on the premises? Do you claim and embrace and celebrate the great promises of God that are underscored again and again in the Bible? Or do you sit lifelessly and listlessly on the remote edges of the church, responding halfheartedly to its message?

In this new edition of his inspiring book, James W. Moore awakens us with these questions and reminds us of the awesome promises of God that are found in the Bible. On page after page of the Scriptures, God gives us generous and gracious promises that we can claim and rely on. The author shows that when we fail to lean on God and trust in these promises, we open ourselves to many frustrating, embarrassing, even painful experiences. Yet when we truly “stand on the promises,” we discover the richness and fullness that God intended for our lives.

Sojourners II

In this follow-up to his book The Thirteen Apostles, popular author J. Ellsworth Kalas focuses on several women of great faith who were crucial, in ways both obvious and understated, to the story of the New Testament. In twelve chapters, the author looks into the life and times of eleven different women. (Mary, the mother of Jesus, is the focus of two chapters.) Kalas examines the Scriptures to see what we can learn about these women and what we can learn from them, and how each woman fit into as well as shaped the New Testament story.

Chapters include:
“Elizabeth: A Friend in Need” (Luke 1:39-45)
“Anna: She Knew How to Wait” (Luke 2:36-38)
“Martha, the Disciplined” (Luke 10:38-42; John 11:1-27)
“Mary, the Extravagant” (John 12:1-8)
“The Mighty Widow” (Mark 12:41-44)
“The Anonymous Evangelist” (John 4:7-29, 39-42)
“Mary Magdalene: When Love Is Greater than Faith” (John 20:1-18)
“Mary, the Mother of Mark” (Acts 12:6-17)
“Dorcas: Worth a Miracle” (Acts 9:36-42)
“Lydia, the Businesswoman (Acts 16:11-15, 40)
“Mary in Life and Legend” (Luke 1:46-55)
“Why Mary?” (Luke 1:26-38).