Children and Youth Sunday School:
 

Nursery 0 - 2 Years

Taught by Christina Moyer
in Room 104

Ages 3 - Kindergarten

Taught by Vanessa Minnich & Janet Stoyer
in Room 109

Grades 1-4

Taught by Lynn Koch & Kara Miske
in the Common Ground

Grades 5-7

Taught by Michelle & Bill Canfield
in Room 101

Grades 8-12

Taught by Ed Moyer
in Room 101

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Adult Sunday School:

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Room 100 – Cafe​​

Theology 101 by Christianity Today

Facilitated by Dillon Wertman

The word theology is derived from two Greek words: Theos (God) and Logos (speech or reason). Therefore, theology in its simplest terms is rational discussion about God. It has been described as "the science of God and his relationship to man and the world" and "the attempt to reduce religious truth to an organized system." Systematic theology is any study that answers the question, "What does the whole Bible teach us today?" If you would like to understand these basics about the Christian faith - such as the doctrines of the Bible, God, Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit, mankind, the church, salvation, and the future - join this study!

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Room 200 – Library​

What to Do When You Don't Know What to Do by David Jeremiah
Facilitated by Linda Bollinger & Amanda Gossard

Sometimes the big and small decisions in life seem overwhelming. Even when we make good decisions, how do we avoid temptation along the way? In this series based on David Jeremiah's teaching, he will walk you through the book of James to glean God's wisdom on issues such as finances, faith and decision making. What does it look like to consider God in all your plans? It can look, as James discovered, like living a life of great joy. 

Room 202 – International Room

​NIV Standard Lesson - "Worship in the Covenant Community" by Jon Miller

Facilitated by Steve Minnich

God's covenant - His enduring promise of relationship and presence - is central to the worship of His people. Worship is the act of ascribing worth to and celebrating the glory of something or someone. The truth is, all people worship. For the people of God, the question is who will receive our worship? Is the triune God - Father, Son, and Holy Spirit - the only one we will choose to direct our worship toward? Scripture reveals a pattern to the worship of God's people: God reveals Himself, and His people respond through their worship. In the stories of Scripture, we read how they responded: they sang songs, raised their hands, played instruments, danced to music, and did good works of service.  The lessons of this quarter examine the worship the God's people offered. Although the ways His people worship may have changed throughout history, the reason for their worship remains the same: a faithful response to God.