Sunday School
For Children and Youth
3k, 4k, & 5k aged children attend the Level I Atrium in room 220.
1st & 2nd Graders attend the Level II Atrium in room 120.
3rd Graders - Bible 101 - At the beginning of the Sunday School year, each third-grader is presented with a Bible from the church. The entire Sunday School year is devoted to teaching basic Bible concepts to create a firm foundation for them. We strongly encourage students to be present every Sunday as each lesson builds on the one before. Room 111.
4th Graders - Bible 102 - Bible 102 focuses on foundational stories and implementing the things learned in Bible 101. Again, we strongly encourage these students to be present each Sunday as the lessons will build on each other. Room 214.
5th & 6th Graders- Preteen Ministry - During the Sunday School hour, the fifth and sixth grade students will attend the Preteen Class. The preteen years are so special, and we want to acknowledge that here at church. Our hope is that they spend a year together to learn, grow, fellowship, and do outreach projects as a class. Room 216.
7th & 8th Grade – Room 225.
9th-12th Grade – Room 224.
For Adults
Sunday Mornings - 9:15 am to 10:15 am - For more information about any of these classes, please contact the Rev. Rebecca DeBow - 802-6202.
Thinking Anglican - The Rev. Richmond Webster
This class explores how we Anglican Christians think, learn, and listen for God’s voice in today’s noisy and ever changing world. Graham Hall
Studying Our Sunday Scripture - The Rev. Stephen DeGweck
Using a lecture/discussion format, Father Steve relates Sunday readings to their place in the themes of the season of the church year and to everyday Christian living. Discover how the Scriptures of the day reflect on each other and explore their historical context. Room 212.
The Cross and the Eucharist - Drayton Nabers and The Rev. Rebecca DeBow
Understanding our prayers during Holy Eucharist, their relationship to the Cross, and their origin in scripture is spiritual food for living our faith. Room 232.
Rob Bell’s Love Wins - The Rev. Mark LaGory
This semester we will be studying Rob Bell’s New York Times best-selling book on Christian conceptions of heaven and hell and why some of those concepts don’t square with biblical teaching. The book has received much acclaim as well as criticism. From the jacket cover : “Millions of Christians have struggled with how to reconcile God’s love and God’s judgment. Has God created billions of people over thousands of years only to select a few to go to heaven and everyone else to suffer forever in hell? Is this acceptable to God? How is this good news? Troubling questions—so troubling that many have lost their faith because of them. Others only whisper the question to themselves… [but continue to struggle with them]”
What if these questions trouble us for good reason? What if the story of heaven and hell we’ve been taught is not what scripture teaches? What if heaven and hell and salvation have a very different meaning from the common one we understand? Bell helps readers answer these very important questions. We, as Bell does, believe that asking such questions is a critical part of our spiritual journey. We hope that you will join us along the way. All are welcome. Founders Room.
Sunday Afternoon - 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Too Much to Eat? The Rev. Rebecca DeBow
Somewhere between our diet-mania and gluttony there is a sane and godly attitude toward food. The Bible offers story after story where food is an integral part of the plot. Is there a way to eat that promotes physical and spiritual health? With help from two best-sellers, Made to Crave by Lysa Terkeurst and Women, Food and God by Geneen Roth, we will seek God’s guidance on how to deal with our over abundance of food. If you missed the first class, you may come to subsequent classes. Led by the Rev. Rebecca DeBow. Child care available only by reservation. Email or call 802-6201 for childcare reservations. Meets Sunday afternoon, 4:00 to 5:00 in the Founders Room.
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