SUNDAY SCHOOL
Fall term begins September 14, 2025
Live the Journey
A very distinguished--if absent minded--professor of mine found himself somehow regularly lost between the school cafeteria and his office, ruminating on whether “he was coming or going.” Life is like that, isn’t it? How many times do we catch ourselves wondering whether we are “coming or going” in the midst of the circumstances of our own lives? This class will explore the nature of our faith journeys from beginning to end, in order to capture a sense of God’s guiding hand in our own lives. In so doing, we will encounter a variety of theological realities: conversion, providence, perseverance, suffering, discernment, longing, memory, the ‘imminent frame,’ wonder, and our future destiny.
Instructor: Dr. David Horn, Meetinghouse Chapel
A very distinguished--if absent minded--professor of mine found himself somehow regularly lost between the school cafeteria and his office, ruminating on whether “he was coming or going.” Life is like that, isn’t it? How many times do we catch ourselves wondering whether we are “coming or going” in the midst of the circumstances of our own lives? This class will explore the nature of our faith journeys from beginning to end, in order to capture a sense of God’s guiding hand in our own lives. In so doing, we will encounter a variety of theological realities: conversion, providence, perseverance, suffering, discernment, longing, memory, the ‘imminent frame,’ wonder, and our future destiny.
Instructor: Dr. David Horn, Meetinghouse Chapel
Study of 1 Corinthians
We continue in our in-depth study of Paul’s first letter to the Christians in the city of Corinth, learning how the apostle deals with a wide range of problems in the congregation: behavior during the Last Supper, the gifts of the Holy Spirit, bodily resurrection. We will see the fundamental significance of Jesus Christ, the biblical view of sin, the biblical view of the church as God’s temple, sanctification and Christian living, the power of the Holy Spirit, and life after death.
Instructor: Dr. Eckhard Schnabel, Ministry Center Room 21
The People of God in a Digital World
In only a few short decades, a portal to the infinite abyss of the internet has opened in every home and pocket with a gravitational field of attention. Before asking “How can we use this tech”, or “Is it beneficial,” we must ask, “Who am I becoming?” Analyzing the technological revolution (AI, Social Media, and Phones) and weighing it all up under the Scriptures (the Imago Dei), we’ll seek to awaken to the conforming pattern of the age and be transformed by the renewing of our minds (Rom 12:2).
Instructor: Oli van Ruth, Ministry Center Room 23/24
We continue in our in-depth study of Paul’s first letter to the Christians in the city of Corinth, learning how the apostle deals with a wide range of problems in the congregation: behavior during the Last Supper, the gifts of the Holy Spirit, bodily resurrection. We will see the fundamental significance of Jesus Christ, the biblical view of sin, the biblical view of the church as God’s temple, sanctification and Christian living, the power of the Holy Spirit, and life after death.
Instructor: Dr. Eckhard Schnabel, Ministry Center Room 21
The People of God in a Digital World
In only a few short decades, a portal to the infinite abyss of the internet has opened in every home and pocket with a gravitational field of attention. Before asking “How can we use this tech”, or “Is it beneficial,” we must ask, “Who am I becoming?” Analyzing the technological revolution (AI, Social Media, and Phones) and weighing it all up under the Scriptures (the Imago Dei), we’ll seek to awaken to the conforming pattern of the age and be transformed by the renewing of our minds (Rom 12:2).
Instructor: Oli van Ruth, Ministry Center Room 23/24
Disability Ministry: It’s more than just a ramp
There are nearly two thousand references in the Bible to Disability. As Christians, we strive to be a welcoming light to all who enter here: ideally meeting each individual where he or she is, so that the Gospel can be shared. Let’s join together, get through any road blocks, and begin learning about this invaluable ministry. Use the button below to access a free pdf of the book used in class.
Instructor: Heather LaBudde, Ministry Center Room 22
There are nearly two thousand references in the Bible to Disability. As Christians, we strive to be a welcoming light to all who enter here: ideally meeting each individual where he or she is, so that the Gospel can be shared. Let’s join together, get through any road blocks, and begin learning about this invaluable ministry. Use the button below to access a free pdf of the book used in class.
Instructor: Heather LaBudde, Ministry Center Room 22
Children & youth-Classes
Nursery (infant - 3 years old): Through brief lessons and multi-sensory learning, our babies and toddlers experience Jesus’ love and all that He provides for us.
Preschool/Kindergarten: Early childhood will journey chronologically through the Bible, discovering friendship with Jesus throughout God’s story. The class will be using Simply Loved curriculum by Group.
1st through 5th Grade: All of our elementary children will be using The Biggest Story curriculum by Crossway. Using this curriculum our children will be lead on an exciting journey through the Bible. Our focus this year is to understand the message of the Old Testament.
6th, 7th & 8th Grades: We meet each Sunday to explore the Bible during Sunday school. Join us on Wednesday nights for Middle School Youth Group from 7:00 -8:30 pm as another opportunity to grow together!
High School: We gather each Sunday to study Scripture and to consider some of the leading questions highs schoolers are asking about the Christian faith. Join us on Tuesday nights for High School Youth Group from 7:00 -8:45 pm as another opportunity to grow together!
Preschool/Kindergarten: Early childhood will journey chronologically through the Bible, discovering friendship with Jesus throughout God’s story. The class will be using Simply Loved curriculum by Group.
1st through 5th Grade: All of our elementary children will be using The Biggest Story curriculum by Crossway. Using this curriculum our children will be lead on an exciting journey through the Bible. Our focus this year is to understand the message of the Old Testament.
6th, 7th & 8th Grades: We meet each Sunday to explore the Bible during Sunday school. Join us on Wednesday nights for Middle School Youth Group from 7:00 -8:30 pm as another opportunity to grow together!
High School: We gather each Sunday to study Scripture and to consider some of the leading questions highs schoolers are asking about the Christian faith. Join us on Tuesday nights for High School Youth Group from 7:00 -8:45 pm as another opportunity to grow together!
For more information about children's and youth classes, please email here.