Classes are offered at 9:00 & 10:30am, at the same time as our worship services. Adult and youth classes meet in the Life Center and children’s classes meet in the Children’s Center. Class times, locations, and descriptions are noted below. You are always welcome to visit a class at any time!

NURSERY
Nursery care is available at 9:00 & 10:30am for ages birth - 3 years old.

CHILDREN CLASSES 9:00AM
Nursery - PreK – God Loves Me! (Room 5)
The Bible is a story of God’s redeeming love! Our PreK children will hear this story loud and clear as we show and tell them about the love of Jesus.

Kinder - 5th Grade - The Ten Commandments (Room 6)
The giving of God’s law begins with his grace. Our goal together is to respond to God's grace by delighting in and obeying God's law. Each week will turn to God’s truth and grace together as we learn and grow. We have a wide age range for this class. After some group activities, children will have specific, age-based learning opportunities.

YOUTH CLASS 9:00AM
6th-12th Grade – Knowing Jesus (Room 102)
What we know about Jesus matters because it will shape what we believe about him. The person and work of Jesus are our focus this summer.  We are constantly surrounded by competing narratives, and we daily have to determine whom to trust and what to believe. We want to build on a foundation that can’t be shaken. Looking to the unfading truth of Scripture students will learn the truths of Jesus in order to see the better story of the gospel. Knowing Jesus, the true Jesus, changes everything.

ADULT CLASS 9:00AM
1 Peter – God’s Hope for Exiles (Room 200) - Begins July 23
Where does a Christian fit in the world? First Peter answers that we are exiles. A call to hardship and holiness runs through this letter. And yet we have a true king and an unshakable hope. First Peter is timely for the church. By studying, reading, and discussing together we will see the reality of God’s work and the living hope he offers.

ADULT CLASS 10:30AM
*The Gospel According to Abraham: Living in the Gap Between Promise and Reality (Room 200)
As Christians, we have expectations for how our lives should look. God has made glorious promises to his people in Scripture. Has he failed us when we suffer through sickness, unemployment, broken relationships, recurring sin, or other trials? Those caught in painful, stagnant, or simply unglamorous circumstances find a sympathetic figure in Abraham, who spent years living in the gap between promise and reality. Working through the Genesis account of Abraham’s life, we will see how in both his faith and his failures, he points us to Jesus and the gospel. 

*This class fulfills some of the prerequisites for church officer (elder or deacon) training.