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Sunday School

Sunday School meets from 9:45 until 10:45 each Sunday Morning.  Our hope is that everyone of every age will seek to participate in a Sunday School class.  Growing Christians regularly worship, participate in small groups for study and for accountability, and have identifiable service in the name of Jesus Christ.  Of course, we could also add that growing Christians read the Bible, pray, participate in Christian conferencing, fasting, keeping a journal, etc.  In all these practices, the practices themselves are not an end nor the sign of Christian maturity.  These are a means by which we open ourselves to the grace that forms us in Christlikeness.

Sunday School has been a key, prudential means of God gracious work in Christian lives for a long time.  We anticipate that your Sunday School class will teach you the Bible and our faith, challenge you to excel in Christ, provide Christian friendships, and prove an invaluable source of joy.

Beginning January 29, we anticpate these room assignments.  Most of these locations are set, a few are subject to change.

Children's Classes: 

• Nursery to Pre-K, Rooms 110 and 118  This class is led by Marianne Olstrom, our nursery director, along with other staff and volunteers. These rooms are adjoined by a dutch door.
• Kindergarten to Second Grade, Room 109-A
• Third Grade to Fifth Grade, Room 109-B

• Middle School, Room 117  This class is for youth in grades six through eight.  Contact person, Holly McDow.
• High School, Room 116  This class is for youth in grades nine to twelve.  Contact person, Thomas McDow.

• Christian Encounters, Room 114-C, a new class focusing on parents of children and youth. Contact persons, John and Jan Cashion.
• Good Samaritan Class, Room 104  Younger and middle adults and anyone desiring to study the Bible and seek God's path for his/her life.  This class fosters discussion and sharing while learning about God's word.  All class members have the opportunity to share in the leading, if desired.  Contact person, Lee Leonard.
• Rev. Carlson's Adult Class, Room 114-B,  also called "Bruce's Class,"  This class reads and discusses a book together.  The format of each session is open discussion.  Contact person, Rev. Bruce Carlson.
• Pastor's Class, Room 114-A,  The class seeks to give a clear sense of the entire Bible's story.  As the story is presented, the poetic and prophetic parts will be placed in their likely context.  Unlike some Bible survey classes, this class will not simply follow a "book by book" approach.  A one page diagram of the entire story is the key reference material.  Contact person, Rev. David A. Banks.