2016 Christian Education Classes and Events:

Sunday School Classes for the New Year

Children ages three through fifth grade will meet in the children’s music room, Room 103 of the Education Building from 9:45 – 10 a.m. with Ms. Lynn.
Preschool Children will meet in Room 108 for a morning of crafts, snacks, Bible stories, and playtime with their preschool friends.
Elementary aged children will enjoy the Workshop Rotation with Science, Movies, Art, Cooking, Storytelling, Games, and Library time!! Special prizes will be offered all year long for attendance. This first 2016 Rotation will be: People Who Made a Difference.

Middle school and High school youth meet every Sunday morning in The Golden Center for Sunday School from 9:45-10:45. During this time we meet and have fun and eat good food while learning about and growing in our faith in Christ. Come join us.

Adult Class Options (10-10:45 a.m.)

The Perspectives Class will continue their discussion on the book – What Does the Lord Require? Doing Justice, Loving Kindness, Walking Humbly, by James C. Howell. This class is led by Dr. Jim Threlkel and Mr. Glenn Thomas and meets in the Geneva Room, Room 106 of the CE Building.

Join Howard Beckert starting on Sunday, January 10 for 6 weeks of Faith-Based Family Finances. This intriguing class will cover such topics as: Stewardship, Common Sense Financial Principles, Budgeting, Freedom From Debt, and Passing It On Before You Pass On. This class is meant for adults of all ages and stages of life. We will meet from 10-10:45 a.m. in Room 207 for discussion each week. Bring your friends and your questions. This is sure to be a very beneficial class for all. We look forward to you all joining us.

What began as a series of ‘talks’ on the radio by the devout Christian layman and brilliant college professor C. S. Lewis, has become a foundational book for many millions of Christ’s followers over the years. “Ever since I became a Christian I have thought that the best, perhaps the only, service I could do for my unbelieving neighbors was to explain and defend the belief that has been common to nearly all Christians at all times.” So Lewis begins this literary journey.  Our class will read (five to ten pages a week) and reflect on Lewis’  Mere Christianity (What One Must Believe to be a Christian).  If you have read this work before, come and share what elements in our faith has touched your heart and soul.  If you have not had the opportunity, join with us for the first time as we explore topics such as The Three Parts of Morality, Christian Marriage, Forgiveness, Faith, Hope, Charity, Obstinate Toy Soldiers, Nice People or New Men, from the fertile and faithful perspective of C.S. Lewis.  Dr. Negley will lead the class which meets in the back section of McLeod Hall.