Adult Sunday School

Adult Sunday School classes run 9:50 to 10:50 AM.

Heroes and Heroines (Room 302)  led by Larry Dean

Senior adults who enjoy fellowship and are inspired and challenged by study.  The class is studying Noah Built His Ark In The Sunshine by James W. Moore.  In Noah's story, we learn about his faith, gratitude, and spiritual strength. This book addresses the question "How do we reach that level of spiritual maturity?".

Parents of Teens (Room 303)  Contact person Brian Markwalter

The Parents of Teens Class will continue ourt review of how kids use technology, the risks they face and what you should know as a parent of a teen or pre-teen. 

Apostles and Other Folks (Room 304)  Contact person – Sandy Plate

Adults age 40 and up have good discussion around a variety of books in the company of good fellowship.  Some class members takes turns leading the class. Join them as they begin with, Have You Ever Seen A Hearse Pulling A Trailer?

Contemporary Issues (Room 306)  led by Bob Hull

If you are looking for a class, the Contemporary Issues Adult Sunday School Class is actively recruiting new members. Each week a current event topic is discussed, and each class is “Stand Alone”. The Wired Word, an electronic teaching resource, is used in guiding our discussion. Anyone may speak; no one is ever called on. Join us as we try to assist each other in leading Christian lives in a friendly, non-judgmental, supportive way.

The subject this Sunday is “Sherrod Loses Job, Falsely Charged with Racism”. We will try to use the example of Ms. Sherrod's story to help us consider what repentance and transformed thinking really mean when applied to our lives.

Re-Discovery (Room 106) led by Judy Hall

The book of Revelation is perhaps the most misunderstood and misused of all the biblical writings.  In this study, you will learn about the mindset, throught process, theological and historical background of the people for whom this writing was made.  This class will look at Revelation through the filter of this information and seek to gain a new understanding of the message this very special book delivers. 

Hands Helping Humanity (Narthex)  Contact person, Ruth Ann Harrold

Each Sunday this group gathers and knits hats, scarves, and sweaters for those in need in Appalachia and for children in Russian orphanages.  This group meets during the Sunday school hour and on Sunday afternoons from 4:00pm to 5:00pm.  All level of knitters are welcome!  If you don’t know how to knit, we will be happy to teach you!