sunday school

We have a variety of Adult Sunday School classes available for all age groups and preferences that meet at 10:00am.

The list below offers descriptions of each class to help you choose the best fit for you.

  • Messengers Class

    This is our longest-serving Sunday School class of willing workers.  They welcome couples and singles.  Study material is the quarterly International Adult Bible Studies.  Teachers include rotating guest teachers.  This class meets on the first floor of the Education Building.

  • New Beginnings class

    A casual, comfortable and dedicated group of adults ranging in age from late-40s to early-60s.  This class studies a wide variety of topical books relevant to current life experiences.  Class is held in the Sanctuary basement classrooms. 

  • Seekers Class

    This class was created for the more "theologically minded" individual.  Wide range of topics to spur discussion and debate.  All are welcome to join in the dialogue.  This class meets in the Administration Building.

  • Sojourners Class

    This is a class composed of couples and singles who, for the most part, are in their 60-70's.  The class discussion evolves from video presentations by well known authors and notable Christian leaders and is facilitated by Pam Sellers.  This class meets on the first floor of the Education Building.

  • Grace Fellowship Class

    Adult Sunday School class meet in a Basement Classroom.  Tom Young facilitates discussions of various book studies.  They are currently studying Making Sense of the Bible, Rediscovering the Power of Scripture Today, Adam Hamilton.

  • WAYFARERS Class

    This class began in the early aughts as a group of young parents, led by a counselor who helped foster a community of believers navigating the waters of marriage and parenthood together. Over the years, the class has evolved as leadership changed and those young parents moved toward middle adulthood.  


    Today, we are a group of married, divorced, single, parents, and kid-free adults—spanning our late 20s to mid-50s—all showing up together, seeking to learn a little more about who Christ is.


    We have "rebranded" the name of our class:  Wayfarer, which means being a traveler, especially one who journeys on foot, someone who wanders from place to place, often for work, pilgrimage, or exploration, and can also metaphorically describe someone on life's journey. It implies movement, adventure, and experiencing the world, with synonyms like wanderer, journeyer, pilgrim, or voyager. 


    Synonyms:


    traveler


    [wey-fair-er] / ˈweɪˌfɛər ər / NOUN. traveler. STRONG. adventurer barnstormer bum drifter excursionist explorer gadabout hiker hitchhiker hobo itinerant journeyer nomad peddler pilgrim rambler roamer rover trekker vagabond vagrant walker wanderer.