Adventurers
In 1973, at the request of some of the young couples, Lillian Branson started "The Adventurers Class." Initially, ten couples formed the class, but after the first session, the attendance grew so large that a larger room was needed. Although new people continue to join, some of those original "young" couples are still here.
A lecture/discussion class centered around Bible study and prayers which meets Sunday 9:45 A.M to10:45 A.M. in Room 112. Mixed Ages
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Anne Huggins
This class was started over 50 years ago by Miss Anne Huggins who saw the need for a class primarily for women. The aim of the class was not only to study the Bible but to help with projects in the community such as Salvation Army, Red Cross, Wesley Foundation, Hospice and many others. The class is made up of persons of all ages and life experiences. Today there 45 active members.
Guest teachers are rotated periodically in order to provide varied points of view to the ADULT BIBLE STUDIES material. Meets in Room 113-115.
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Attitudes of Faith
A discussion class, variety of teachers and topics dealing with family relationships and personal growth. Young & Middle Adults. Meets in Room 214. Class Leader: Noland Noffsinger.
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BreakthrU
A group study that focuses on fellowship, study, prayer, and praise. Come and be with us and meet with others who want to grow deeper in relationship with Jesus Christ. College-Age (18-24) Young Adults. Meets in Room 216.
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Challengers
The Challengers Class was founded on November 3, 2002, with an initial membership of 6 people. The class quickly grew and now has over 39 members. A lecture/discussion class centered on Bible study and prayers as applied to current issues and world events. Class Leader: Glenn Cummings. Mixed Ages. Meets in Room 211.
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Carpenters
A Bible discussion class with an emphasis on stewardship and outreach to both church members and the community for young and middle adults. Room 114
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Cornerstone
A Bible-centered class that focuses on building and strengthening personal relationships with Christ and with each other. Group participation is encouraged to establish a strong sense of kinship and accountability among class members. Mixed Ages. Meets in the Fellowship Hall
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Fellowship Sunday School Class
The Fellowship Sunday School Class has a variety of ages, including singles, young adults with children, and older adults with grandchildren. The class begins with singing, moves to bible-based study, and concludes with prayer. The teaching materials vary from studying the Bible, topics of faith, and books studies. Each class points to Jesus and His work of grace in our lives. Class involvement through discussion and testimonies is an important part of this class. Meets in Room 218.
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Foundations Sunday School Class
The time in life between starting your career and starting a family can be an interesting ride. We’re forced to grow up and become responsible adults that contribute to our society. We have to make life-changing decisions about the type of people we really want to be. This class provides a place for everyone from their mid-twenties to their early thirties that are living in this “gap.”
We have open discussions and Bible study about all the issues that we run across as we try to start our adult lives on a solid foundation, and we try to have some fun along the way. After all, we’re not completely grown up yet! Please join us in the Library. For more information contact Andrew Rieben at 300-1759.
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The Deep End
We discuss what it means to be a Christian and a United Methodist through an examination of scripture and media resources. Examining how we can respond to the gospel locally and globally, our class features lively discussion, friendly debate and open conversation. We also have a variety of regular service and social opportunities outside of class. Young Adult Couples and Singles (25-35). Meets in room 212.
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Koininia Sunday School Class
A lecture/discussion class addressing various topics as they relate to our Christian faith. Leaders: Lee and Susan Moss. Young and Middle-aged adults. Meets in Room 213
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Mustard Seeds
A Bible study format with informal discussions relating Biblical truths to life experiences. Mixed Ages & Young Singles. Leaders: Jennifer and Tray Suggs. Sundays in Room 210.
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New Life Sunday School Class
Discussion class about the Bible relating to relevant topics. Average Age 25-40 Singles and Couples. If you are a young adult interested in exploring matters of faith and have fun at the same time, then this is the class for you. Check out our new Google Group by clicking here. Meets Sundays in Room 215-217
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Regeneration Sunday School Class
The Regeneration Sunday School class was formed based on the example set before us in ACTS 2:42-47. Luke writes that the early Church "devoted themselves to the apostles' teachings and to fellowship, the breaking of bread and to prayer." Also, he writes that the Church had "glad and sincere hearts, praising God and enjoying the favor of all people. And the Lord added to their number daily those who were being saved."
Our vision for this class is likewise the same. We center on the Word of God. We devote ourselves to reading and studying the Bible as we search for Spiritual truth. We strive to be a prayerful class where we all feel welcome.
The class format is composed of three elements: prayer, worship, and group discussion of God's word. Each of these elements builds on and enhances the other making for a meaningful experience. Meets in room 202.
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Searchers
A discussion class with a variety of teachers. Topics range from Bible studies to topics on contemporary Christian issues affecting society, modern life, and personal growth. Mixed-age group. Meets Sundays in Room 208
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Willing Workers Class
A lecture class using Adult Bible Study Series. Mature Adults. Meets Sundays in the Groom's Room.
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