Adult Sunday School
Adult Sunday school is usually held from mid-August through May, however we take a break from Sunday school classes in the summer months.
We strongly encourage you to commit to participating in Sunday school. These classes are intended to aid us in our understanding of God and his Word, and to equip us to accomplish our mission in the world. We hope you’ll come back in the Fall when we kick off Sunday school for all ages after our summer break!
Pastor Ross Hodges is teaching a series through a book called The Unfolding Word: The Story of the Bible from Creation to New Creation. In this study, we will be tracing the Bible’s big picture and understanding how the details / different books of the Bible fit into that big picture.
Sunday school is typically held following worship and a brief time of fellowship. You can listen below!
Children’s Sunday School
Catechism: (Preschool-2nd grade)
The K-1st grade Sunday School is using the Great Commission Publication Kid's Quest Catechism Club curriculum. It is designed to teach our children First Catechism. Catechism is a question and answer method of teaching. This is designed from the Westminster Confession of Faith. These are great theological truths that we are teaching such as who God is, what sin is, and about a Savior that God has promised. It talks about the Ten Commandments and the Lord's prayer. It teaches our children big Bible truths in a systematic way.
Worship: (3rd-6th grade)
The 2nd-6th graders are studying worship -- what it is, why we do it, how we do it. We place an emphasis on prayer, looking especially at The Lord's Prayer as a pattern of talking to God, approaching Him in a personal trusting way, like a child with arms outstretched. We also emphasize the other elements of corporate worship - singing, reading and teaching Scripture, giving, confessions of faith, the sacraments and the benediction - all of them proceeding from hearts of love and gratitude. And of course, we learn about men and women of the Bible who worshiped and prayed.