Church School


Our Church School is a comprehensive approach to the task of learning and living faith. With programs happening several days during the week, people from birth to the eldest of us can find a place to study and reflect.A majority of our programming takes place on Sundays with age-appropriate classes all pointing to closer examinations of the Bible and topics important to living out God’s demands. For more information please contact the church office. Click to e-mail.
“Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.” Church School every Sunday, 9;45 a.m. The poet of Psalm 119 writes to provide instruction for a way of “right living” and “right faith” through adherence to God’s Word. It’s not presented as a strict set of regulations, but as a way of life. Our God is not a God of arbitrary rules or regulations, but a gracious God who gives us a means for living as God’s people in covenant commitment, loyalty, and love. It’s our joy to invite you to walk in this way of life by studying God’s Word together. Peace be with you! There is a place for everybody who wants to learn and grow.
Nursery: Our church provides excellent nursery care for infants and toddlers. From 8:15 a.m. to 12:15 a.m. each Sunday morning, our nursery staff provide our little ones a safe, secure, loving environment.
Preschool and Elementary Classes: Children will experience new friendships, explore adventures in the Bible, celebrate their place in God’s family and discuss ways to reach out to spread God’s message of love to their family and community.
Youth Classes: Both youth classes will spend their Church School hour exploring how to stay on God’s path and to live a Christian life. They will use a variety of topics, curriculums and activities that will encourage them to examine their own lives while looking to the Scriptures for guidance and direction.
Adult Classes: Faith in Life: How do we live out our faith in the complexity of the issues for today? This class will seek to explore topics of interest from biblical, theological and socially responsive perspectives. Curriculum will be selected from PC (USA) resources such as The Thoughtful Christian, Presbyterian Peacemaking Program, etc. Faith Builders: This class is taught by topics, each lasting a few weeks and led by members of the class. The class makes extensive use of The Thoughtful Christian, a PC(USA) web-based library of resources. Faith and Belief: This class will be studying Always Being Reformed, written by Shirley C. Guthrie. This text investigates the important question: How can we, as Christians, maintain our identity in a pluralistic society without becoming exclusive, intolerant and irrelevant. Tuning Faith: Get the story, theology and background of the music used in worship each week. This class is an excellent opportunity to deepen your worship experience.