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Sunday School
Classes
For
Children:
A church only grows when it has
an active Child and Youth Sunday School Department.
Each Sunday, teachers are at each grade level to help your
children learn more about Jesus and the scriptures. We
have a dedicated staff of caring people.
From the Sunday after Labor Day through
June, we hold two worship services each Sunday, at 8:30 a.m.
and 10:45 a.m. Sunday School
classes are from 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m., with extended
child care available until 11:45 a.m. Children in
grades K-5 attend the first part of the 10:45 A.M. Worship
Service, then leave after Children’s Time to attend
Children’s Choir rehearsals each Sunday.
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NURSERY-
Newborns, Infants
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2nd Floor Nursery Room
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TODDLERS –
2 to 4 Year Olds
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2nd
Floor Toddler Room
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KINDERGARTEN
–2nd GRADE
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2nd Floor Room near stairwell
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THIRD – FIFTH GRADES
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2nd Floor
Room
with Kim Stanford
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SIXTH – EIGHTH GRADES
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3rd
Floor Balcony Room with Susie Buckel
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NINTH – TWELFTH GRADES
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3rd
Floor Balcony Room with Treva Cline
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For Adults:
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Adult Classes
Anyone is welcome in any class. We'll help you find the place you're most
comfortable. |
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EXPLORERS
Young adults
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3rd Floor Room
across from the choir room with Sheila Gard |
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FRIENDSHIP II
Baby boomers
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1st Floor Asbury Room
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SEARCHERS
Baby boomers and seniors
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1st Floor Dussel Room
(former Crusaders and Voyagers together as a new
class)
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PROTHEONS
Seniors
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1st Floor Wesley Room
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Christian Ed
Corner - Dec 2011
>> Digital
Bible Resources
There are several church seasons and holy
days that have special implications for our spiritual lives.
While the Christmas season is the favorite season for many
of us, we can keep in mind they all have the potential to
guide us into a rhythm for faith formation and discipleship.
We will celebrate the first Sunday in Advent on November 27,
2011. Advent is the season of anticipation and preparation
as we await the coming of Jesus, the Son of God. After
Christmas Day we will experience the Christmas Tide (also
known as the Twelve Days of Christmas). This is the season
of celebration of praise for the wonderful and joyous gift
of receiving the Incarnate God (in the person of Jesus
Christ), for the sake of all humanity. January 6, 2012 will
be the date of the Epiphany of the Lord that reminds us that
God was manifest in Jesus, both to the Jews (in his baptism)
and to the Gentiles (by the visit of the magi).
These three seasons are not all inclusive of the Christian
year: there are also Lent, Easter and Pen-tecost. Each one
offers us another opportunity to reflect on our relationship
with God and another chance to improve upon our own behavior
and commitment as it relates to our faith in Him. Advent is
the beginning of the church year and it begins on a Sunday
and ends on Christmas Eve. We are preparing our hearts for
the celebration of God’s gift of Christ to us. Let every
heart prepare Him room. This is the gift that keeps on
giving. This is the gift that we will not be returning.
Peace,
Dr. J |
