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WINTER Sunday school classes will start on JANUARY 5th at 9am!
Find more information on all of this year’s offerings below!
Foundation
The Foundation class is a ten-week experience of walking through the Christian story and the foundations of the faith in the community context. Each week, participants will have a workbook to process individually before coming together for a shared discussion. Foundation is intended to help foster relationships that launch into new small groups. Foundation will also spend some time walking through the lifestyle stewardship study.
Register by clicking HERE
Meeting in Room 214/215
Daughters of Grace
Throughout the Old and New Testaments, we are introduced to a variety of women who significantly impacted the story of redemption in the Bible. Women from different social classes, nationalities, ages, and backgrounds profoundly influenced the events that unfolded in Scripture. We see widows and orphans, old women and young girls living out God's calling. God’s steadfast love and constant grace are evidenced throughout each woman's story. This community will also spend some time in a stewardship study.
This class will be led by Judie Puckett.
Meeting in Room 232
Money: God or Gift
January 5th - February 2nd
Working through Jamie Munson's book, this class looks at how we can avoid idolizing money while still enjoying it as a good gift from God. How do we get without greed, spend without shame, save without stress, and give without guilt? Led by Joe Avolio and Drew Moriarty.
The Burden and Gift of Living
February 9th - March 9th
Life can be unbearably heavy for any of us. Join Joe Avolio, Victoria Richardson, and Nate Niewoehner on a journey through Alan Noble's book as we discuss how and why God calls us to engage in life, take an honest look at the pain and beauty of existence, and practice faithful witness as God's beloved.
These two classes are co-ed and will meet in Room 233.
thy kingdom come
(1st & 2nd Samuel)
These books form a story of faith and valor, of intrigue and suspense, of rebellion, and heartbreak. It is a story of heroes and villains, of wise men and fools, but mostly, it is a story of a God who has set apart a people for himself, a people to whom he gave his covenant, a God who remembers his covenant and remains faithful, even when his people do not.
This class is co-ed. It will be taught by Rob Gicking and Larry Danner in the Fellowship Hall.
This class will also spend a few weeks going through John Stot’s “The Grace of Giving Money and the Gospel”.
Thy Kingdom Come will also meet on Zoom - https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89041025913?pwd=SfXXkD1bVXj6Hp1YzQtK7wct7wo5f9.1
Generations
Levitical laws often leave today’s readers scratching their heads: no haircuts, pigskins, or tattoos? What are we to make of these, and how do they reconcile with what we read in the New Testament? Join Ed Bishop, Richard Loper, and Greg Carson to answer these questions and more. The book, Lessons in Leviticus, is available and free to all.
This community will also study: “Kingdom First,” a PCA study on stewardship and generosity.
Meeting in person in Room 212 and also on Zoom.
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85382298334?pwd=cmNNTWJQTFJaeTUxWllaaXdicHdqUT09
Click HERE for class resources.
English Classes
Email Pastor Tai for more information.
Sunday Sermon Preview Classes prepare for Chapelgate’s sermon. Meeting in Rooms 221 & 222.
Sunday Sermon Review Classes meet on Zoom to review Chapelgate’s sermon
11:30 AM Review in Korean
12:30 PM Review in Chinese & English