The class will discuss current faith issues and current events sharing their personal views and encouraging each other to act on their beliefs. All ages.

This class studies biblical issues to gain a clearer understanding of the Bible and prayer as it relates to our families, our lives, and ourselves.

Various book studies and discussion questions with class participation make for a lively and fun discussion. This class also meets at 11:00. Both classes cover the same material each week, so pick the one that best fits your schedule.

The majority of the class is in the senior group, however all ages are welcome. Studies are Bible-based, and a study guide is usually used to facilitate group discussion.

This group uses a “lively” discussion approach to topics and books. All ages are welcome.

This group of seniors meets for coffee and discussion.

A Bible/scripture based class with emphasis on interaction to generate energetic discussions and reflection around the lessons. We also enjoy fellowship time outside of class and are involved in various ministries within the church. Approx. ages: 25-50.

This open-minded group of all ages enjoys examining and discussing non-traditional religious literature to enhance their Christian journey.

Various book studies with daily scriptural readings to tie into the material discussed on Sunday. All ages are welcome.

Bible study using various study guides.

Parents of sixth-graders, come join the journey with your youth. Classes will run concurrently with Youth Confirmation. Also, this would be a perfect time for anyone who did not grow up as a United Methodist to come and learn what it all means. Or perhaps, you would just like to brush up on our United Methodist history, teachings, beliefs, and practices. Everyone is invited!

“Adults Relating to Kids” is new parenting program based on research that shows the value of a child’s self-esteem in relationship to the quality of relationship with the primary adults in his/her life. ARK is a positive approach to parenting with a Christian perspective. Parents of children of all ages are invited to join this class.

Our START group (Someone Talking About Raising Teens) is for all you parents of teens and pre teens! We meet the 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month. Come at 9:30 or 11:00. The discussion format of the class gives you an opportunity to talk with other parents about what it takes to raise a teen in this world. If you have ever had a question you just didn’t know how to answer, or a doubt about how to handle a situation, don’t miss this discussion!

 

Exploring daily challenges in family and adult life. 

A class is for women who attend Sunday school without a spouse or partner--whether married, single, divorced or widowed.

Various book studies and discussion questions with class participation make for a lively and fun discussion. This class also meets at 9:30. Both classes cover the same material each week, so pick the one that best fits your schedule.

Join your hosts, Dan Hernandez and John Waskow, for a round table discussion like no other, every Sunday morning.

Parents of sixth-graders, come join the journey with your youth. Classes will run concurrently with Youth Confirmation. Also, this would be a perfect time for anyone who did not grow up as a United Methodist to come and learn what it all means. Or perhaps, you would just like to brush up on our United Methodist history, teachings, beliefs, and practices. Everyone is invited!

Parents of young children (birth through preschool age) are invited to discuss parenting issues, sharing our faith with our children, applying the scriptures to everyday life, and creating new family traditions.

Our START group (Someone Talking About Raising Teens) is for all you parents of teens and pre teens! We meet the 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month. Come at 9:30 or 11:00. The discussion format of the class gives you an opportunity to talk with other parents about what it takes to raise a teen in this world. If you have ever had a question you just didn’t know how to answer, or a doubt about how to handle a situation, don’t miss this discussion!

For singles age 18 to 29. Discussion on life issues and they relate to the Bible.

Meet in the Youth House located on Johnson Road east of the lower (sanctuary) parking lot.

Meet in the Youth House.

Meet in the Hallelujah Center Room 1.

Available Sunday morning and during Wednesday Night Life. To schedule childcare for a church meeting or event, contact Tanya Turner, nursery coordinator. Children are signed in and a beeper given to the parents. Sign-in is outside the church office located between the Family Life Center and sanctuary.

“Traditional” Sunday School is offered for 3 and 4 year olds in the lower level of the Family Life Center (the gym) room 109.

Sunday school is offered to K through 5th Grade. They meet in assigned rooms in the Family Life Center.

Confirmation class meets during the school year at 9:30 and 11:00 in room 206.