WINTER/SPRING

SUNDAY SCHOOL

All classes: 9:45-10:40 a.m.

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Dr. Coker’s Sunday School Class:

“The Sermons ”
Mary McQueen Room

Dr. Coker will conduct an in-depth exploration of his sermons for January through May. The class will include two series of sermons: “To Follow Jesus” – which examines the Book of Jude – and “Who Is Jesus? Who Is The Christ?” for the Lenten season.

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Dr. Toney's Sunday School Class:

"The Books of Acts: Turning the World Upside Down"

Fellowship Building
Acts is the book in the New Testament that provides us with the dramatic history of the earliest church. The class will see how the Holy Spirit moved in those Christians and the early church. God’s actions in the church were frequently miraculous. This study will help us to see how God is moving in us, the church, and the world in 2012. The class meets in the Fellowship Hall by the stage.

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Covenant Class

Room 211 - 9:45 a.m.

Uniform Bible Lesson • Led by Dr. Earl Vaughn

A very caring and friendly class of couples and singles over 55. Excellent teachers discuss topics using the Uniform Bible Lesson with great interaction. Students study the Gospel of Matthew and particularly focus on the evidences of Jesus and the testimonies to Jesus. Members are very active fulfilling needs and responsibilities as church elders, teachers, choir members, pastoral care, Stephen Ministry, ushers and on many committees

Fellowship Class
Chapel - 9:45 a.m.

Uniform Bible Lesson • Various Teachers

This is an energetic and caring class of Grand Adults made up of couples and singles age 50 and over. We have a strong, loyal, and active membership. Our members seek new members who desire fellowship and friendship through weekly lessons about the Bible presented in lecture form with class participation. Besides volunteering throughout the Church we enjoy fellowship in periodic dinners, social events, and visits to local attractions. Please come and visit our class-then become a member. You will be glad you did.

Calvin Class
The Rankin Building- 9:45 a.m.

Uniform Bible Lesson • Various Teachers
This is a class of men who are in close fellowship - serving God, the church, the community and each other. This class sings the great old hymns and excellent teachers discuss topics from books of the Bible using the Uniform Bible Lesson. We enjoy Christian fellowship while fulfilling our responsibilities with community concerns. In addition, members are very active fulfilling needs and responsibilities as church elders, teachers, choir members, pastoral care, Stephen Ministry, ushers and on committees.

Friendship Class
Room 209- 9:45 a.m.

Uniform Bible Lesson • Maude Bledsoe, others
The class was studying Psalms in the early Fall, but is now taking a journey through the Old Testament. In fact, the lesson tract is called, "Step by Step Though the Old Testament."

The Seekers Class
Room B1.5- 9:45 a.m.

Uniform Bible Lesson • Bill McFadyen, others

We named ourselves The Seekers (after the John Wayne movie). One of the things for which we seek is a better name. Another of the primary things we seek is bigger attendance. Our target market is parents of children who would come to Sunday School if the parents had a class that excited them. We are teaching on whatever the new testament lesson is for that Sunday’s sermon.  Josh Barkman is the primary contact. Bill McFadyen is the primary teacher.

Class leaders believe their physical positioning in the basement just beneath Dr. Coker's office is symbolically appropriate.

Middle School Sunday School Class

Room 207 - 9:45 a.m.

Led by Marshall Steinle. Why does the Bible have so many numbers? Doesn’t God know numbers give us headaches? The class will looking at the numbers in the Bible like 40, 12, 6, etc., because God used those numbers for a reason. We will be learning the significance of these numbers and what they mean to scripture.

Senior High Sunday School Class

Youth Ministry Office in the basement - 9:45 a.m.

It’s more than just words. Charlie King and the Senior High Sunday School class will focus on the challenges young people face as active Christians. It is difficult in today’s society to live a life that reflects the love Christ has for us. The class will examine what the scripture says about these conflicts.